to resolve conflicts
5
3.4
- phrasal verb
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resolver conflictos
- The West cannot resolve this conflict on acceptable terms with limited air power.
- able to resolve conflicts
- seek to resolve conflicts
- ways to resolve conflicts
You need to learn how to resolve conflict.
- You need to learn how to resolve conflict.
- Scarcity creates conflict, and unless you have a way to resolve conflict, your colony falls apart.
- Now, like Youtubers in our world, they found a way to resolve that conflict and also monetize it.
- And then we're going to get into resolving some of your conflicts.
- To answer that question, it's really about your history in resolving conflict.
- It's how societies build themselves, how they interact, how we create and resolve conflict.
- Things like how to listen, things like effective confrontation to things like how to resolve conflict.
- But that yes, that the repetition compulsion is a unconscious attempt to resolve the core conflict that arose during early attachment.
- If you want to resolve a heavy conflict with her, find out when she's ovulating and have that conversation.
- Security in the long run cannot be based on withholding know how, but on addressing security deficits and resolving conflicts.
- But perhaps by studying these voids and super voids to probe dark energy further, we might be able to resolve this conflict of how the universe actually is.
Examples
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Once aware of these differences, the teacher could teach and model the steps for resolving conflicts.
Academic text (1997) -
They teach kids how to resolve their conflicts peacefully.
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My Government will continue to work to resolve the conflict in Ukraine.
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Training must be ongoing, with procedures established to resolve conflicts that will arise from time to time.
Academic text (1990) -
The need for government arises out of the real need to resolve conflicts or disputes over property rights.
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Despite these obstacles, the Northwest remains fertile ground for efforts to resolve economic and environmental conflicts.
Academic text (1993) -
By consistently modeling positive behaviors, they demonstrated for students how to resolve conflicts, develop habits for healthy living, and more.
Academic text (1997) -
A third challenge is finding a way to resolve long-standing conflicts, particularly that between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
Academic text (2008) -
Through group rap sessions, students were able to vent frustrations and resolve personal conflicts.
Academic text (1991) -
Teachers often guide students to resolve conflicts peacefully with their classmates.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
To end a disagreement by choosing a final outcome
596
3.3
To end an argument by agreement or decision
485
3.2
To officially decide a dispute or question
222
2.7
To find and fix a problem or confusion
215
3.7
To settle a disagreement by each side giving up something
89
3.4
To stop arguing and become friendly again
53
3.9
To fix a problem or bad situation
38
5.1
To become friendly again after a disagreement
35
3.0
Decide together after talking about the terms
32
5.1
To help people who disagree reach an agreement
24
4.1
Help people stop feeling angry or worried by talking about the problem
22
4.1
To reach an agreement with someone to end a dispute
22
3.8
Settle problems or disagreements by talking and finding a solution
15
6.7
To speak or act for someone to help end an argument
5
6.9
To act as a fair person who decides how to end an argument between others
1
5.1
Stop arguing and agree to work together
1
3.1
Make people or groups agree after an argument
1
7.9
To stop people being angry and make them friendly again
1
9.4
To end an argument and become friendly again
Talk about things fully to reach an agreement when people disagree
Talk about a problem to make things clear and stop misunderstandings
Antonyms
How Settled
38
5.1
5
3.4
32
5.1
- Formal
801
3.7
∞
3.6
∞
1.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase literally combines 'resolve' (to settle or solve) with 'conflicts' (disagreements), so a learner who knows both words can infer it means to settle or resolve disagreements. Although the example is domain-specific (version control), the core compositional meaning is transparent and cross-linguistically familiar, so it should be understandable to a B1 learner.
Etymology
Resolve conflicts may come from the image of two people pulling on a rope or a knot; to resolve is to untie the knot so the pulling stops and the conflicts end. So, it means 'to settle a disagreement by finding a solution'.