No. 1,775 in German
kompromiss
A "kompromiss" is a compromise or mutual agreement reached by adjusting conflicting demands or expectations.
In a sentence
Wir haben einen Kompromiss gefunden, um beide Seiten zufrieden zu stellen.
We have found a compromise to satisfy both sides.
Here, 'Kompromiss' is used as a noun to indicate a mutual agreement made by opposing sides after negotiations.
Ein guter Kompromiss berücksichtigt die Interessen aller Beteiligten.
A good compromise takes into account the interests of all parties involved.
In this sentence, 'Kompromiss' refers to an agreement developed to address the interests of everyone, emphasizing the quality or fairness of the compromise.
Entweder wir erreichen einen Kompromiss, oder die Gespräche scheitern.
Either we reach a compromise, or the talks will fail.
Here, 'Kompromiss' depicts a necessary agreement required to ensure the success of discussions or negotiations.
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