Translation guide
Expresses a shared understanding, common ground, or a specific aspect on which parties concur. In Japanese, this is often conveyed through nouns like 合意点 or 一致点, or through phrases that highlight a point of mutual recognition.
To refer to a concrete point or item on which two or more parties agree, often in discussions, negotiations, or formal contexts.
A direct translation meaning 'point of agreement' or 'agreed point'. Commonly used in business, legal, and formal discussions to denote a specific item of consensus.
To express that there is agreement in general, rather than listing specific points. Often used in everyday conversation.
A common phrase meaning 'opinions agree' or 'to be in agreement'. It describes the state of having a shared view without necessarily specifying the point.
合意点 is more common in business and negotiation contexts where parties actively agree on something. 一致点 is often used when comparing opinions or positions and finding natural overlap, without the nuance of active negotiation.
As a result of the negotiation, there were three points of agreement.
The two companies found several points of agreement.
Let's document the points of agreement in the contract.
Literally 'point of coincidence' or 'point of agreement'. Emphasizes that opinions or positions match. Slightly more formal and often used in analytical or comparative contexts.
There are many points of agreement between their opinions.
Means 'common point' or 'shared aspect'. Broader than strict agreement; it can refer to any similarity or shared feature, but in context it often implies a point of agreement.
There are several points of agreement in our thinking.
A more explicit phrase: 'the point(s) on which agreement was reached'. Used when emphasizing the process of reaching consensus.
Let's confirm the points of agreement before moving on.
We reached a point of agreement on that issue.
Means 'to reach an agreement'. It focuses on the process of arriving at a shared understanding, often used in formal settings.
After a long discussion, we finally reached a point of agreement.
Look for points of agreement between the two reports.