調(ちょうてい)

ちょうてい
noun, verb (suru)
mediation; arbitration
1. mediation; arbitration; conciliation
The act of intervening between disputing parties to help them reach an agreement, especially through a formal or legal process.
裁判所(さいばんしょ)調停(ちょうてい)(おこな)う。
To conduct mediation at the court.
労使(ろうし)(かん)紛争(ふんそう)調停(ちょうてい)する。
To mediate a dispute between labor and management.
離婚(りこん)調停(ちょうてい)では、第三者(だいさんしゃ)(あいだ)(はい)って(はな)()いを(すす)める。
In divorce mediation, a third party steps in to facilitate discussion.

調停(ちょうてい) refers to mediation or arbitration, particularly in legal contexts. It is distinct from 朝廷(ちょうてい) (imperial court), which has the same reading but different kanji.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 調停(ちょうてい)(おこな)う (conduct mediation)
  • 調停(ちょうてい)委員(いいん) (mediator, mediation committee member)
  • 離婚(りこん)調停(ちょうてい) (divorce mediation)
  • 調停(ちょうてい)(あん) (mediation proposal)

In the Japanese legal system, 調停(ちょうてい) is a formal process conducted at family courts or summary courts as an alternative to litigation. It is commonly used for divorce cases, inheritance disputes, and neighbor conflicts.