Glossary entry

Chinese term or phrase:

进退有度

English translation:

know how to give and take

Added to glossary by uker
Dec 3, 2007 17:34
16 yrs ago
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Chinese term

进退有度

Chinese to English Social Sciences Other
As in "在谈判中,我能做到进退有度"

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Proposed translations

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know how to give and take

During negotiotion, I know how to give and take.

how to give and take - know when to give and when to take inorder to get what ou want or give both parties a win-win solution.

The art of give and takeThis article was published on: 08/01/2001 Sales Meeting Tool Kit The art of give and take Negotiating skills are critical to your success in real estate. ...
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Peer comment(s):

agree peiling
45 mins
感恩!
agree orientalhorizon
5 hrs
感恩!
agree Shirley Lao
13 hrs
感恩!
agree Philip Tang
2 days 10 hrs
感恩! [
agree mojdrag : The phrase is an idiom, which does not exactly used in such context. But the English translation is great.
28 days
感恩!
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48 mins

in moderation

In negotiation, I concede or advance in moderation.

Just an option or an alternative choice.
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to advance and to compromise with limits

In my very humble opinion: to advance and to compromise with limits

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Note added at 6 hrs (2007-12-03 23:56:49 GMT)
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to advance and to compromise **within** limits
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8 hrs

know when to press the advantage (and when to yield)

incorporating "能做到"
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1 hr

to maintain an even pace

I always manage to maintain an "even pace" in my negotiation.

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Note added at 2 days11 hrs (2007-12-06 05:33:24 GMT)
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During a negotiation sesson, I can always maintain "an appropriate give and take stance" =(进退有度)
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