concede

1. V-T If you concede something, you admit, often unwillingly, that it is true or correct. (常指不情願(yuàn)地) 承認(rèn)

Bess finally conceded that Nancy was right. 貝絲最終承認(rèn)南希是對(duì)的。

"Well," he conceded, "I do sometimes mumble a bit."

“嗯，”他承認(rèn)道，“我有時(shí)說(shuō)話確實(shí)有點(diǎn)兒含糊?！?/p>

2. V-T If you concede something to someone, you allow them to have it as a right or privilege. 給予 (權(quán)利或特權(quán))

Poland's Communist government conceded the right to establish independent trade unions. 波蘭共産黨政府給予了建立獨(dú)立工會(huì)的權(quán)力。

3. V-T If you concede something, you give it to the person who has been trying to get it from you. 讓與

The strike by bank employees ended after employers conceded some of their demands. 銀行雇員的罷工在雇主們答應(yīng)了他們的一些要求之後停止了。

4. V-T If you concede a game, contest, or argument, you end it by admitting that you can no longer win. (通過(guò)認(rèn)輸而) 使 (比賽、競(jìng)賽、爭(zhēng)論等) 結(jié)束

Reiner, 56, has all but conceded the race to his rival. 56嵗的賴(lài)納差一點(diǎn)就曏他的對(duì)手認(rèn)輸而使比賽結(jié)束。

5. V-T If you concede defeat, you accept that you have lost a struggle. 承認(rèn) (失敗)

She has conceded defeat in her bid for the Democratic Party's nomination for governor. 她已經(jīng)承認(rèn)自己在民主黨州長(zhǎng)提名競(jìng)選中失敗。