Mediator
61mediator — /ˈmidiˌeɪtə/ (say meedee.aytuh) noun 1. someone who mediates. 2. someone who mediates between parties at variance …
62mediátor — ja m (ȃ) knjiž. posredovalec, posrednik: predmeti postanejo mediatorji odnosov med posameznimi dramskimi junaki; mediatorji med kulturo in družbo …
63mediator — me|di|a|tor sb., en, er, erne (mægler, mellemmand) …
64Mediator — Me|di|a|tor, der; s, ...oren (Vermittler) …
65mediator — ora, tritz, mediatour, o adj. et n. médiateur, trice. voir mejancier …
66mediator — Neutral third person who helps disputing parties to reach agreement through the mediation process. See also arbitrator referee …
67mediator — Neutral third person who helps disputing parties to reach agreement through the mediation process. See also arbitrator referee …
68mediator — noun a negotiator who acts as a link between parties • Syn: ↑go between, ↑intermediator, ↑intermediary, ↑intercessor • Derivationally related forms: ↑intermediate (for: ↑intermediator), ↑ …
69Mediator family — Elementary particles can be divided into three ways according to their mass, charge and spin, namely:a.Mediators b.Leptons c.Hadron :i) Baryons :ii) Mesons Mediators Mediators are those particles that interact with fundamental forces of Nature.… …
70Mediator Dei — Encyclique du Pape Pie XII sur les principes de la Liturgie, publiée le 20 novembre 1947. Sommaire 1 Contexte 2 Idée générale 2.1 Théologie de la liturgie 2.2 …
