arbitrar

verb/ɐɾbiˈtɾaɾ/medium

ar·bi·trar

Definitions

1To decide as an arbitrator; to resolve a controversy or dispute impartially.

The judge will arbitrate the conflict between the two teams.

The parties agreed to arbitrate the matter out of court.

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Common collocations

arbitrate a conflictarbitrate a disputearbitrate a game

2To establish or fix something in a discretionary manner, without following precise rules.

The administration set an arbitrary value for the compensations.

One cannot set prices without a market study.

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Common collocations

set a pricefix a valuedetermine a penalty

Do latim arbitrāri.