multilateral

See also: multilatéral

English

Etymology

multi- +‎ lateral

Adjective

multilateral (not comparable)

1. Having many sides or points of view.
2. (politics) Involving three or more parties or nations.

   a multilateral negotiation

Translations

having many sides or points of view

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 多邊／多边 (zh) (duōbiān), 多边 (zh) (duōbiān)

• Dutch: multilateraal (nl)
• Finnish: monitahoinen
• French: multilatéral (fr)
• Georgian: მრავალმხრივი (mravalmxrivi)
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• German: multilateral (de)
• Greek: πολύπλευρος (el) m (polýplevros)
• Icelandic: marghliða m
• Manx: yl-heuagh
• Portuguese: multilateral
• Russian: многосторо́нний (ru) (mnogostorónnij)

involving three or more parties

• Czech: multilaterální m, vícestranný m
• Dutch: multilateraal (nl)
• Finnish: monenkeskinen
• Georgian: მრავალმხრივი (mravalmxrivi)
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• German: multilateral (de)
• Greek: πολυμερής (el) m (polymerís)
• Icelandic: marghliða m
• Portuguese: multilateral

Noun

multilateral (plural multilaterals)

1. (politics) A group with representatives from three or more parties or nations.

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Portuguese

Adjective

1. multilateral (having many sides or points of view)
2. multilateral (involving more than one party)

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Spanish

Etymology

multi- + lateral

Adjective

multilateral m or f (masculine and feminine plural multilaterales)

1. multilateral
   • 2015 July 31, “La ‘Colección Mexicana’ en Chile: una historia de solidaridad”, in El País‎^[1]:

     Por un lado, se propuso ejecutar una política de mayor activismo y estrecho acercamiento hacia mecanismos multilaterales como el Movimiento de los países No Alineados, el Grupo de los 77 y, en general, el Tercer Mundo.

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