()()

おりあい
noun
compromise, settlement, getting along
abstractsociety
1. compromise, settlement, agreement
A point of mutual agreement or compromise reached between parties with different interests or opinions.
()()つける
to reach a compromise
価格(かかく)()()つかなかった。
We couldn't reach an agreement on the price.
We managed to reach a compromise and finalize the contract.
2. getting along, relationship
The state of one's relationship with another person, especially whether they get along well or not.
to not get along with one's boss
(かれ)()()()
I get along well with him.
I don't get along with my mother-in-law, so visiting home is depressing.

Usage: Often used in the expression ()()つける (to reach a compromise) or ()()つく (to come to an agreement). For sense 2, typically used with ()/(わる) to describe relationships.

Nuance: ()()い suggests finding a middle ground through negotiation rather than one side winning. In the relationship sense, it focuses on interpersonal harmony and compatibility.

Common collocations

  • ()()つける (to reach a compromise)
  • ()()つく (to come to an agreement)
  • ()()()/(わる) (to get along well/poorly)
  • ()()い (relationship with ~)

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