give way

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82 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: отстъпвам (otstǎpvam) — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Finnish: antaa periksi — to yield to persistent persuasion
• French: abandonner — to yield to persistent persuasion
• German: nachgeben — to yield to persistent persuasion
• German: weichen — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Hungarian: enged — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Hungarian: meghátrál — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Ingrian: antiissa — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Italian: darla su — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Italian: darla vinta — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Italian: cedere — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Māori: ngawhere — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Māori: auheke — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Polish: ustąpić — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Polish: ustępować — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Russian: уступа́ть (ustupátʹ) — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Russian: уступи́ть (ustupítʹ) — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Spanish: dar el brazo a torcer — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Swedish: ge med sig — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Swedish: ge efter — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Welsh: rhoi i mewn — to yield to persistent persuasion
• Bulgarian: поддавам (poddavam) — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Finnish: sortua — to collapse or break under physical stress
• French: céder — to collapse or break under physical stress
• German: nachgeben — to collapse or break under physical stress
• German: weichen — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Hungarian: lesüllyed — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Hungarian: behorpad — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Hungarian: betörik — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Hungarian: beszakad — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Italian: collassare — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Italian: cadere — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Italian: cedere — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Latin: fatiscō — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Māori: ngaeki — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Māori: tautuku — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Māori: maroro — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Romanian: ceda — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Russian: поддава́ться (poddavátʹsja) — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Russian: подда́ться (poddátʹsja) — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Swedish: ge vika — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Swedish: ge efter — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Ukrainian: піддава́тися (piddavátysja) — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Ukrainian: підда́тися (piddátysja) — to collapse or break under physical stress
• Finnish: antaa periksi — to be followed by
• Finnish: tehdä tilaa — to be followed by
• French: céder la place à — to be followed by
• French: laisser la place à — to be followed by
• Hungarian: átadja a helyét — to be followed by
• Italian: cedere posto — to be followed by
• Italian: lasciare posto — to be followed by
• Italian: fare posto — to be followed by
• Polish: ustępować miejsca — to be followed by
• Polish: ustąpić miejsca — to be followed by
• Swedish: ge vika — to be followed by
• Bulgarian: давам път (davam pǎt) — to give precedence to other road users
• Chinese Mandarin: 讓路 /让路 (rànglù) — to give precedence to other road users
• Cocos Islands Malay: kasi jalan — to give precedence to other road users
• Danish: vige — to give precedence to other road users
• Danish: holde tilbage — to give precedence to other road users
• Dutch: verleen voorrang — to give precedence to other road users
• Finnish: väistää — to give precedence to other road users
• French: céder le passage — to give precedence to other road users
• Hungarian: elsőbbséget ad — to give precedence to other road users
• Italian: dare la precedenza — to give precedence to other road users
• Italian: cedere il passo — to give precedence to other road users
• Malay: beri laluan — to give precedence to other road users
• Polish: ustąpić pierwszeństwa — to give precedence to other road users
• Romanian: ceda trecerea — to give precedence to other road users
• Russian: уступа́ть доро́гу (ustupátʹ dorógu) — to give precedence to other road users
• Russian: уступи́ть доро́гу (ustupítʹ dorógu) — to give precedence to other road users
• Russian: пропуска́ть (propuskátʹ) — to give precedence to other road users
• Russian: пропусти́ть (propustítʹ) — to give precedence to other road users
• Spanish: ceder el paso — to give precedence to other road users
• Swahili: toa njia — to give precedence to other road users
• Swedish: väja — to give precedence to other road users
• Turkish: yol vermek — to give precedence to other road users
• Welsh: rhoi ffordd — to give precedence to other road users
• Yakut: суолла биэр (suolla bier) — to give precedence to other road users
• Bulgarian: давам думата (davam dumata) — to allow another person to intervene to make a point or ask a question whilst one is delivering a speech
• Bulgarian: дам думата (dam dumata) — to allow another person to intervene to make a point or ask a question whilst one is delivering a speech
• Hungarian: átadja a szót — to allow another person to intervene to make a point or ask a question whilst one is delivering a speech