Pronunciation: /baɪˈlætərəl/
noun a bilateral agreement or treaty between two countries
A1 A bilateral agreement was signed between the two countries.
A2 The bilateral trade between the two nations has increased significantly.
B1 The bilateral talks between the leaders aimed to strengthen diplomatic ties.
B2 The bilateral negotiations resulted in a mutually beneficial agreement.
C1 The bilateral relationship between the neighboring countries is complex and multifaceted.
C2 The bilateral cooperation in the field of science and technology has led to groundbreaking discoveries.
adjective relating to, involving, or affecting two sides or both sides
A1 The agreement was a bilateral deal between two countries.
A2 They signed a bilateral agreement to cooperate on environmental issues.
B1 The bilateral trade agreement between the two countries boosted their economies.
B2 The bilateral negotiations resulted in a mutually beneficial treaty.
C1 The bilateral talks between the leaders addressed key security concerns.
C2 The bilateral relationship between the neighboring countries has remained strong for decades.
formal The two countries signed a bilateral agreement to strengthen economic cooperation.
informal They have a bilateral trade deal that benefits both sides.
slang Let's keep this bilateral discussion between us for now.
figurative Their relationship is like a bilateral contract, with each party having specific obligations.
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