Mediator
41mediator — noun Date: 14th century 1. one that mediates; especially one that mediates between parties at variance 2. a mediating agent in a physical, chemical, or biological process …
42mediator — n. [L. medius, middle] Association, internuncial, neuron; chemical such as a hormone that controls or modifies a metabolic process …
43mediator — mediatorship, n. /mee dee ay teuhr/, n. a person who mediates, esp. between parties at variance. [1250 1300; < LL (see MEDIATE, TOR); r. ME mediatour < AF < LL, as above] * * * …
44mediator — noun One who negotiates between parties seeking mutual agreement Syn: negotiator See Also: mean, median, mediate, mediation, mediatorial, mediatorian, mediatorship, medium …
45mediator — Synonyms and related words: Charlie McCarthy, agent, ancilla, appeaser, appliance, arbiter, arbitrator, broker, conciliator, connection, contact, contrivance, creature, deputy, device, distributor, dummy, dupe, entrepreneur, front, front man, go… …
46mediatór — I. adj. m., pl. mediatóri; f. sg. şi pl. mediatoáre II. s. m. (sil. di a ), pl. mediatóri …
47mediator — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. intercessor, medium, negotiator, arbitrator, peacemaker; see also judge 2 . II (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun Someone who acts as an intermediate agent in a transaction or helps to resolve differences: broker, go between,… …
48Mediator — Me|di|a|tor 〈m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: to|ren〉 1. 〈Rechtsw.〉 Schlichter in Rechtskonflikten 2. 〈Med.〉 hormonähnlicher Wirkstoff, der im Gewebe bzw. in den Zellen produziert wird u. über das Blut in der Nähe der Bildungsstätte od. entfernt wirksam werden… …
49Mediator — ⇡ Mediation …
50Mediator — Media̱tor [zu lat. mediatus = dazwischentretend] m; s, ..to̱ren: Überträgerstoff, gewebseigener Wirkstoff, der einen Gewebsreiz in das funktionell oder morphologisch faßbare Symptom überträgt …
