英:[si:d]
美:[sid]
英:[si:d]
美:[sid]
cedes, ceding, ceded
ceder (n.)
verb
transitive verb
to yield or grant typically by treaty
Russia ceded Alaska to the U.S. in 1867.
assign, transfer
ceded his stock holdings to his children
1630年代,“屈服,让步”,源自法语 céder 或直接源自拉丁语 cedere “屈服,让出位置; 放弃某些权利或财产”,最初的意思是“离开,前进,离开”(来自原始意大利语 *kesd-o- “离开,避免”,源自 PIE 词根 *ked- “去,屈服”)。
英语中最初的意义现在已经过时; 及物动词的意思“将(某物)正式让渡给另一个人”始于1754年。拉丁语中的意义演变是通过“离开,撤退,让步”的概念。相关: Ceded; ceding。
带有前缀的拉丁语 cedere 是许多英语单词的来源: accede, concede, exceed, precede, proceed, recede, secede 等。
顺势
borrowed from French or Latin; French céder, borrowed from Latin cēdere "to go, move away, withdraw, yield," perhaps, if derived from an originally transitive meaning "drive away," akin to Sanskrit sedhati "(she/he) chases away," Avestan siiazdat "will chase away"
The first known use of cede was in 1743
cedeverb
to give up especially by treaty
Russia ceded Alaska to the U.S. in 1867
cedeverb
to give up especially by treaty
Russia ceded Alaska to the U.S. in 1867
1 Worn down by Mingo’s lobbying, Valentine had ceded organization of the debate.
2 But in “Force Majeure,” the show’s other diorama, Ms. Yi cedes some control of the work’s formal elements to natural processes.
3 Lately, Bowers has ceded space in other ways too.
4 In later films, he would be the eyecatching main attraction, ceding the spotlight to no one.
5 As Nathan reluctantly ceded more responsibility to his older son, Murray, they clashed over Murray’s decision to expand.
6 He certainly didn’t want to cede control to a teenage girl wearing dinosaur pajamas.
7 The proliferation Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon allowed that to die down a bit, ceding the floor to buzz over skinny bundles.
8 On these songs, Mr. East cedes his authority perhaps a bit too much, but they are the outliers.
9 A generous performer, Mac ceded the stage to the Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles before joining these female musicians and singers who brought audience members to their feet at the end of their lively set.
10 In the wider pop music world, radio has largely ceded its former star-making mojo to streaming and social media.
11 Nonetheless, Mr. Batali has sketched several scenarios that put him in the driver’s seat but cede some control, people he has spoken with recently say.
12 In this century it has ceded its place to the twin towers, with all their tragic symbolism.
13 When the former vice president ceded the pulpit to Barber, the reverend ordained him “Brother Gore,” a prophetic servant.
14 It promised to restore her lost provinces and ceded territories.
15 An able entertainment lawyer, Mr. Garfinkle had little producing experience, and he ceded artistic decisions to Ms. Taymor, a perfectionist whose aesthetic included never repeating herself.
16 By taking a step back and ceding some responsibility to his class, the lessons he's trying to teach will be more deeply understood.
17 As "Succession" enters its fourth and final 10-episode season, Shiv, Kendall, and Roman refuse to cede any momentum, and neither does Daddy or the show.
18 The hurried search of the decks, her frustration ceding to worry and abyssal panic when she realized the Assassin was no longer on board.
19 It’s a matter of who’s motivated to claim it, who’s willing to cede some of it and who recognizes that the future lies in making sure it’s big enough to share.
20 Only a short campaign took place in Puerto Rico, but after the war Spain ceded the island to America...
在波多黎各的战事很短暂;但是战争结束后,西班牙将该岛屿割让给了美国。
1 让步者
2 让与
transfer delivery surrender concession allow deliver concede relinquish remise assign cessionary concessionary concessive assignment negotiation disposal disposition conveyance transference cession release pass yield render convey grant rendering assignation transferral devolve concessively settlement relinquishment spare resign
3 放弃
release waiver rendering renunciation disengagement cession quitclaim abnegation for- stop can give part break pass walk drop deliver stick bag yield render skip quit surrender resign scrub waive concede chuck lapse forfeit relinquish renounce forsake forgo disclaim renege shuck abnegate scratch leave alone pack it in whistle down the wind chuck it all in give up as a bad job quit hold of throw hand in resignation abandonment forfeiture recantation desert forswear put out of head jack in vacation abdication relinquishment abandon jettison abdicate chuck in back down delivery disclaimer palinode unguard deny axe Chuck shelve divest leave hold lose discontinue abort recant flunk turn back on throw overboard pass up thumbs down skip it retreat compromise scrap eschew give up the ghost bottle it kiss goodbye get out of give up back off throw up part with go without bail out grow out of chicken out rendition dereliction demission nonuse voidance go renegue throw refuse shed fork dismiss jack discard remit scuttle unwish demit
4 承认
admitted grant admission acknowledge acknowledgment admit confess assent own allow recognize concede vouchsafe accept in recognition of reckon for make no bones about it give the nod recognizant approval recognition reception endorsement confession cognition shrift acceptation kenning to give approve authorize endure acclaim profess avouch homologate approbate set hand to
5 转让
release transfer assignment demise devolution transference cession grant convey alienate give negotiate devolve sell assign make over to settle on make over sell on transferential delivery alienation conveyance transmutation transferral hand-over pass execute alien enfeoff set over
7 屈服
submission yield bend surrender succumb knuckle stoop submit subordinate surrender to cry uncle buckle under push to the wall cry craven crumple up bend before come under the yoke kiss the ground under feet bend the knee
8 让予