| 释义 | 
		mediate美 ['midi.eɪt]  英 ['miːdieɪt]  - v.调解;调停;斡旋;找到(解决分歧的)方法
 - adj.要靠媒介的;间接的;〈罕〉中间的
 - 网络调和;中介;排解
 
 第三人称单数:mediates  现在分词:mediating  过去式:mediated   v. arbitrate,intercede,facilitate,referee,intermediate 1.  | [i][t] 调停;调解;斡旋to try to end a disagreement between two or more people or groups by talking to them and trying to find things that everyone can agree on  |  
  | The Secretary-General was asked to mediate in the dispute. 秘书长被请来调解这次纷争。  |   | An independent body was brought in to mediate between staff and management. 由一个独立机构介入,在劳资之间进行调解。  |   | to mediate differences/disputes/problems 调解分歧╱争端╱问题  |  
 2.  | [t] ~ sth 找到(解决分歧的)方法;促成…的解决to succeed in finding a solution to a disagreement between people or groups  |  
  | They mediated a settlement. 他们找到了一个解决方案。  |  
 3.  | [t][usupass] ~ sth 影响…的发生;使…可能发生to influence sth and/or make it possible for it to happen  |  
  | Educational success is mediated by economic factors. 经济因素影响着教育的成功。  |  
 v.  | 1. to work with both sides in a dispute in an attempt to help them to reach an agreement 2. to oversee an attempt to solve a dispute by working with both sides to help them to reach an agreement 3. to achieve a solution, settlement, or agreement by working with both sides in a dispute 4. to act as a medium that transfers something from one place to another in the body 5. to be between two stages, ideas, times, or things 6. to try to end a disagreement between two people or groups 7. to influence or cause a process or event 1. to work with both sides in a dispute in an attempt to help them to reach an agreement 2. to oversee an attempt to solve a dispute by working with both sides to help them to reach an agreement 3. to achieve a solution, settlement, or agreement by working with both sides in a dispute 4. to act as a medium that transfers something from one place to another in the body 5. to be between two stages, ideas, times, or things 6. to try to end a disagreement between two people or groups 7. to influence or cause a process or event  |  adj.  | 1. involving or depending on an intermediary or an intermediate action  |  
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