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23 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: fer-se enrere — to take less aggressive position
• Catalan: fer marxa enrere — to take less aggressive position
• Chinese Mandarin: 做出讓步 /做出让步 (zuòchū ràngbù) — to take less aggressive position
• Finnish: perääntyä — to take less aggressive position
• French: baisser d'un ton — to take less aggressive position
• German: nachgeben — to take less aggressive position
• German: eine Rückzieher machen — to take less aggressive position
• German: zurückrudern — to take less aggressive position
• Italian: cedere — to take less aggressive position
• Polish: dać za wygraną — to take less aggressive position
• Polish: dawać za wygraną — to take less aggressive position
• Polish: wycofać — to take less aggressive position
• Portuguese: recuar — to take less aggressive position
• Portuguese: voltar atrás — to take less aggressive position
• Romanian: ceda — to take less aggressive position
• Russian: пойти́ на усту́пки (pojtí na ustúpki) — to take less aggressive position
• Russian: пойти́ на попя́тный (pojtí na popjátnyj) — to take less aggressive position
• Russian: дать за́дний ход (datʹ zádnij xod) — to take less aggressive position
• Russian: спасовать (spasovatʹ) — to take less aggressive position
• Spanish: recular — to take less aggressive position
• Spanish: echarse atrás — to take less aggressive position
• Swedish: ge med — to take less aggressive position
• Swedish: ge vika — to take less aggressive position