concede

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• Received-Pronunciation: /kənˈsiːd/
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• General-American: /kənˈsid/
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• Received-Pronunciation: [kənˈsɪid]
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• rhymes with -iːd
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• CMU ARPABET: K AH0 N S IY1 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English [Term?], from Old French conceder, from Latin concēdō (“give way, yield”), from con- (“wholly”) + cēdō (“to yield, give way, to go, grant”), from Proto-Indo-European *ked- (“to go, yield”).

123 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: զիջել (ziǰel) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Bulgarian: отстъ́пвам (otstǎ́pvam) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Bulgarian: отстъ́пя (otstǎ́pja) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Chinese Mandarin: 投降 (tóuxiáng) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Czech: vzdát — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Danish: indrømme — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Dutch: toegeven — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Dutch: toestemmen — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Esperanto: koncedi — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Finnish: luovuttaa — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Finnish: antaa periksi — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• French: concéder — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• French: céder — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• French: admettre — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• German: zugeben — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• German: zugestehen — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Ancient Greek: συγχωρέω (sunkhōréō) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Hebrew: קיבל \ קִבֵּל (kibél) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Hebrew: ויתר \ וִתֵּר (vitér) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Japanese: 敗北を認める (haiboku o mitomeru) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Japanese: 譲歩する (jōhosuru) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Khmer: ញ៉ម (ñɑɑm) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Korean: 양보하다 (yangbohada) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Latin: concedō — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Māori: ngawhere — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Norwegian Bokmål: gi opp — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Norwegian Bokmål: innrømme — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Polish: ustępować — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Polish: ustąpić — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Polish: poddawać — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Polish: poddać — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Portuguese: ceder — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Quechua: uynikuy — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Russian: сдава́ться (sdavátʹsja) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Russian: сда́ться (sdátʹsja) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Russian: уступа́ть (ustupátʹ) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Russian: уступи́ть (ustupítʹ) — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Spanish: conceder — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Swedish: erkänna sig besegrad — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Swedish: ge upp — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Turkish: teslim etmek — to yield or suffer; to surrender
• Bulgarian: призна́вам (priznávam) — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Bulgarian: призна́я (priznája) — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Czech: udělit — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Czech: poskytnout — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Danish: bevilge — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Finnish: myöntää — to grant, as a right or privilege
• French: concéder — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Norwegian Bokmål: innrømme — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Norwegian Bokmål: bevilge — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Norwegian Bokmål: godtgjøre — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Polish: przyznawać — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Polish: przyznać — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Portuguese: conceder — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Portuguese: outorgar — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Portuguese: conferir — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Russian: признава́ть (priznavátʹ) — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Russian: призна́ть (priznátʹ) — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Spanish: conceder — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Spanish: exaudir — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Swedish: bevilja — to grant, as a right or privilege
• Armenian: ընդունել (əndunel) — to admit to be true
• Bulgarian: призна́вам (priznávam) — to admit to be true
• Bulgarian: призна́я (priznája) — to admit to be true
• Chinese Mandarin: 承认 (chéngrèn) — to admit to be true
• Czech: připouštět — to admit to be true
• Czech: připustit — to admit to be true
• Czech: přiznat — to admit to be true
• Czech: uznat — to admit to be true
• Danish: medgive — to admit to be true
• Dutch: toegeven — to admit to be true
• Finnish: myöntää — to admit to be true
• Finnish: tunnustaa — to admit to be true
• French: concéder que — to admit to be true
• French: reconnaître — to admit to be true
• French: admettre — to admit to be true
• German: einräumen — to admit to be true
• German: zugestehen — to admit to be true
• Greek: παραδέχομαι (paradéchomai) — to admit to be true
• Japanese: 認める (mitomeru) — to admit to be true
• Khmer: ព្រមទទួល (prômôttuŏl) — to admit to be true
• Norwegian Bokmål: innrømme — to admit to be true
• Norwegian Bokmål: medgi — to admit to be true
• Norwegian Bokmål: erkjenne — to admit to be true
• Polish: przyznawać — to admit to be true
• Polish: przyznać — to admit to be true
• Portuguese: conceder — to admit to be true
• Portuguese: reconhecer — to admit to be true
• Quechua: uynikuy — to admit to be true
• Russian: признава́ть (priznavátʹ) — to admit to be true
• Russian: призна́ть (priznátʹ) — to admit to be true
• Scottish Gaelic: aidich — to admit to be true
• Spanish: conceder — to admit to be true
• Spanish: dar la razón a — to admit to be true
• Swedish: erkänna — to admit to be true
• Swedish: medge — to admit to be true
• Swedish: tillstå — to admit to be true
• Turkish: itiraf etmek — to admit to be true
• Vietnamese: thừa nhận — to admit to be true
• Bulgarian: отстъ́пвам (otstǎ́pvam) — to yield or make concession
• Bulgarian: отстъ́пя (otstǎ́pja) — to yield or make concession
• Finnish: antaa periksi — to yield or make concession
• French: céder — to yield or make concession
• Polish: ustępować — to yield or make concession
• Polish: ustąpić — to yield or make concession
• Portuguese: conceder — to yield or make concession
• Russian: уступа́ть (ustupátʹ) — to yield or make concession
• Russian: уступи́ть (ustupítʹ) — to yield or make concession
• Swedish: avstå — to yield or make concession
• Swedish: avträda — to yield or make concession
• Turkish: ödün vermek — to yield or make concession
• Turkish: taviz vermek — to yield or make concession
• Bulgarian: допу́скам (dopúskam) — (sports) to have a point scored against
• Bulgarian: допу́сна (dopúsna) — (sports) to have a point scored against
• Czech: dostat (gól) — (sports) to have a point scored against
• Czech: inkasovat — (sports) to have a point scored against
• Finnish: päästää — (sports) to have a point scored against
• French: concéder — (sports) to have a point scored against
• German: zulassen — (sports) to have a point scored against
• Norwegian Bokmål: slippe inn — (sports) to have a point scored against
• Russian: пропуска́ть (propuskátʹ) — (sports) to have a point scored against
• Russian: пропусти́ть (propustítʹ) — (sports) to have a point scored against
• Swedish: släppa in (ett mål) — (sports) to have a point scored against