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Acuerdo y Desacuerdo - Persuasión y Mediación 2

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con la persuasión y la mediación, como "seduce", "pressure" y "nobble".

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Words Related to Agreement and Disagreement
to mediate
[Verbo]

to help end a dispute between people by trying to find something on which everyone agrees

mediar

mediar

Ex: The couple decided to enlist the services of a marriage counselor mediate their disagreements .
mediation
[Sustantivo]

the process or act of helping those involved in a conflict reach an agreement

mediación

mediación

mediator
[Sustantivo]

a person who helps resolve conflicts or facilitates communication between two or more parties to reach an agreement or understanding

mediador

mediador

Ex: He acted as mediator between the two neighbors to resolve their disagreement .
moderator
[Sustantivo]

someone who, as a job, helps opposing sides come to an agreement

moderador

moderador

Ex: The international organization appointed a moderator to facilitate negotiations between conflicting parties , aiming to find a peaceful solution .
to nobble
[Verbo]

to persuade someone to do what one wants by threatening them or giving them money

tangar a, timar a

tangar a, timar a

Ex: The coach was accused nobbling the referees to ensure favorable calls for his team during the match .
peacekeeper
[Sustantivo]

someone who tries to stop others from fighting or quarreling

pacificador, conciliador

pacificador, conciliador

peacemaker
[Sustantivo]

a country or person who tries to persuade other countries or people to stop quarreling or fighting

pacificador, conciliador

pacificador, conciliador

Ex: The UN appointed peacemaker to oversee the peace talks .

to make a person do something through reasoning or other methods

convencer

convencer

Ex: He was persuaded by the idea of a weekend getaway .
persuasion
[Sustantivo]

the process or act of persuading someone to do or believe something particular

persuasión

persuasión

Ex: Political leaders often persuasion to gain public support .
persuasive
[Adjetivo]

capable of convincing others to do or believe something particular

persuasivo

persuasivo

Ex: The speaker gave persuasive argument that won over the audience .
to press
[Verbo]

to try very hard to persuade someone to do something

presionar, apremiar

presionar, apremiar

Ex: The salesperson pressed the customer to buy the latest product.

to make someone do something by using force, influence, or other methods

presionar

presionar

Ex: Peer pressure in school can influence students to conform to certain behaviors or trends.
pressure
[Sustantivo]

the use of influence or demands to persuade or force someone to do something

presión

presión

Ex: The council eventually gave in to pressure and revised the plan .

to force someone to do something

presionar

presionar

Ex: The political party attempted pressurize its members into voting in favor of the controversial bill .

to persuade and convince a person to do something

prevalecer

prevalecer

Ex: He found it difficult prevail on his partner to adopt the new budget plan .
to push
[Verbo]

to force someone to do something, particularly against their will

forzar, presionar

forzar, presionar

Ex: Stop pushing me to take sides in your argument.

to talk to someone to convince them to act or think more rationally

hacer entrar en razón

hacer entrar en razón

Ex: In a calm conversation, they aimed to reason with their neighbor about the noise issue.
to seduce
[Verbo]

to influence someone to do something by making it seem interesting or pleasant

seducir

seducir

Ex: The tranquil beach seduced her into staying longer than planned .
silver tongue
[Sustantivo]

the ability of persuading others to believe something or do something that one wants

labia, pico de oro

labia, pico de oro

silver-tongued
[Adjetivo]

skilled at persuading others to believe something or do what one wants

que tiene labia

que tiene labia

smooth-talking
[Adjetivo]

speaking in a charming, persuasive way, often to influence or deceive others

con mucha labia

con mucha labia

Ex: The scammersmooth-talking approach fooled many people .

to be kind to someone with the intention of increasing the chances of them agreeing to one's request

ablandar a, suavizar a

ablandar a, suavizar a

Ex: The salesperson aimed to soften the customer up with personalized recommendations before proposing the purchase.
to sway
[Verbo]

to encourage someone to do or believe something

influir en, influenciar

influir en, influenciar

Ex: He sought sway the team 's decision by presenting a compelling vision for the future .
to sweeten
[Verbo]

to attempt to persuade someone to do what one wants by promising them something or giving something to them

endulzar, azucarear

endulzar, azucarear

Ex: They tried sweeten their boss by offering to help him with his presentation in exchange for a favor .

to convince someone to do something they do not want to do

convencer

convencer

Ex: She was able to talk her boss into giving her the opportunity to lead the project.

to advise someone against doing something

disuadir

disuadir

Ex: I was talked out of investing in the dubious scheme.
to tempt
[Verbo]

to make someone do something that seems interesting, despite them knowing it might be wrong or not good for them

seducir a, incitar a

seducir a, incitar a

Ex: The promise of a lavish tempted them into taking out a loan they could n't afford to repay .

to force or persuade someone to do something they are unwilling to do

obligar

obligar

Ex: The team lead had to twist a few arms to ensure everyone met the project deadline.
to urge
[Verbo]

to persistently try to motivate or support someone, particularly to pursue their goals

urgir a alguien a

urgir a alguien a

Ex: The coach urged the team to give their best effort on the field .
to wheedle
[Verbo]

to influence someone to do something or to get something from them by being superficially nice to them

halagar

halagar

to persuade someone to agree with or support one's viewpoint

convencer, persuadir

convencer, persuadir

Ex: I had doubts about his proposal, but his passion and detailed research won me round.

to try to change someone's opinion on something and gain their favor or support

convencer, ganarse

convencer, ganarse

Ex: Her kindness won over even her harshest critics .
to work on
[Verbo]

to attempt to persuade someone to do or agree to something

tratar de convencer

tratar de convencer

Ex: He's been working on his supervisor to get approval for the extended deadline.
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