Diplomática (en. Diplomat)

/diploma'tika/

Meaning & Definition

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adjective

Refers to the activity and management of international relations.

The diplomatic policy between both countries has improved.

La política diplomática entre ambos países ha mejorado.

Characteristic of a person who knows how to handle delicate situations with tact.

Her diplomatic attitude prevented a major conflict.

Su actitud diplomática evitó un conflicto mayor.

Pertaining to diplomacy or diplomats.

The ambassador presented his diplomatic credentials.

El embajador presentó sus credenciales diplomáticas.

From French 'diplomatique', which comes from Greek 'diplōma', meaning 'flexible document'.

high-level diplomacy

Refers to official negotiations or interactions between leaders or governments.

diplomática de alto nivel

diplomatic relations

Set of political and economic links between two or more countries.

relaciones diplomáticas

diplomatic attitude

The manner of handling a situation carefully and respectfully.

actitud diplomática

diplomacy

The art of conducting relations between states.

diplomacia

diplomat

A person who represents a country in another regarding foreign policy matters.

diplomático

consul

A representative of a country in a foreign city, responsible for protecting the citizens of their nation.

cónsul

Soft and calculated dealing in tense situations.

He used his diplomacy to calm the uncomfortable attendees.

Usó su diplomática para calmar a los asistentes incómodos.

Strategy to get out of a problem without making enemies.

That was a very diplomatic move that saved you from criticism.

Esa fue una jugada muy diplomática que te salvó de críticas.