go-between

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ˈgo-between noun [countableC]

MESSAGEsomeone who takes messages from one person or group to another because the two sides cannot meet or do not want to meet 中间人 SYN intermediary

act/serve as a go-between

A UN representative will act as a go-between for leaders of the two countries.

一名联合国代表将在两国领导人之间担任中间人。

Examples from the Corpus

go-between• I do both psychoanalysis and family therapy and act as a go-between between the two camps.• Simon was not a member of either group so he seemed a good candidate to act as a go-between.• There has to be a go-between.• Yet to be a go-between means being in the middle.• Often he played the role of confidant and go-between.• But in the city. as the go-between pointed out, things were changing.• Barnes isn't involved in the deal - he's just the go-between.

act/serve as a go-between• He recounted secret Privy Council discussions and acted as go-between in Anglican-dissenter negotiations.• I do both psychoanalysis and family therapy and act as a go-between between the two camps.• Everyone was delighted when Mr Jansons started acting as a go-between.

From Longman Business Dictionary

go-betweenˈgo-between noun [countableC]

a person or company that acts for another person or company as their representative or AGENT

We act as a go-between for supplier and buyers and help them develop trading links.

ˈgo-between noun

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