“compromise with” or “in something”, not “to something”

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2023-06-26 11:00:12

compromise with o in somethingno to somethingis appropriate when you want to indicate what is yielded.

Despite this, it is possible to find cases such as “The club went for a player of the hierarchy and now it does compromise with the departure of the Portuguese”, “His teammates consider it a burden, but end up compromising that he accompany them” or ” The rest of the European Union must decide whether to move forward by compromising the constant challenges facing them.”

According to Panhispanic dictionary of doubtsthe verb compromiseused in the sense of ‘to consent in part to what is not believed to be fair, in order to put an end to a difference’, is usually constructed as intransitive and the governed prepositions to name what is consented to are con y inand alone con if the complement refers to a person, but in no case a.

Therefore, it would be more appropriate for the previous examples to write “The club went for a player of hierarchy and now it does compromise with the departure of the Portuguese”, “His teammates consider it a burden, but end up compromising that they accompany us” and “The rest of the European Union must decide whether to move forward by compromising the constant challenges facing them”.

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