interlocutor
意味: A person who takes part in a dialogue or conversation, particularly someone who serves as a negotiating partner or representative in formal discussions.
Interlocutor is a distinctly formal word that appears primarily in diplomatic, academic, and literary contexts. It implies a structured exchange rather than casual chat, and often suggests that the person speaks on behalf of a group or institution. In diplomacy, it frequently collocates with 'key,' 'trusted,' and 'principal,' indicating someone with real authority to negotiate.
例文
- The foreign secretary identified the rebel commander as the government's principal interlocutor in the ceasefire talks. 外交大臣将叛军指挥官确定为政府在停火谈判中的主要对话人。El ministro de Asuntos Exteriores identificó al comandante rebelde como el principal interlocutor del gobierno en las conversaciones de alto el fuego.外務大臣は、停戦交渉における政府の主要な対話者として反乱軍の司令官を特定した。외무장관은 반군 사령관을 정전 협상에서 정부의 주요 교섭 상대로 지목했다.
- Finding a reliable interlocutor on the other side proved to be the most difficult part of the negotiation process. 在对方找到一个可靠的对话人被证明是谈判过程中最困难的部分。Encontrar un interlocutor fiable en el otro bando resultó ser la parte más difícil del proceso de negociación.相手側に信頼できる対話者を見つけることが、交渉過程で最も困難な部分であることが判明した。상대측에서 신뢰할 수 있는 교섭 상대를 찾는 것이 협상 과정에서 가장 어려운 부분임이 드러났다.
- The philosopher constructed his argument through a dialogue with an imaginary interlocutor who challenged each premise. 这位哲学家通过与一位挑战每个前提的虚构对话者进行对话来构建自己的论证。El filósofo construyó su argumento mediante un diálogo con un interlocutor imaginario que cuestionaba cada premisa.その哲学者は、各前提に異議を唱える架空の対話者との対話を通じて自らの議論を構築した。그 철학자는 각 전제에 이의를 제기하는 가상의 대화 상대자와의 대화를 통해 자신의 논증을 구축했다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: academic, professional, journalism
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin interlocutor (one who speaks between), from interloqui (to speak between), combining inter- (between) and loqui (to speak). Entered English in the 16th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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