accession in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for accession in the English»Spanish Dictionary

accession [Am ækˈsɛʃən, Brit əkˈsɛʃ(ə)n] N form

1. accession U (to position, office):

accession (to sth) on his accession to manhood form

al llegar a la mayoría de edad

on the accession of Prince Rupert

al subir al trono el príncipe Rupert

the accession of new members to the EU

el ingreso de nuevos miembros a la UE

since the accession of the new chairman

desde que asumió sus funciones el nuevo presidente

attr accession countries (for the EU)

países mpl candidatos

2. accession U or C (acquisition):

accession

adquisición f

3. accession U (agreement) form:

accession (to sth) their accession to the treaty

su adhesión al tratado

his accession to our demands

su aceptación de nuestras demandas

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accesión

accession

accesión

accession

accesión a algo

accession to sth

la accesión del Perú al pacto

the accession of Peru to the pact

el advenimiento del heredero al trono

the accession of the heir to the throne

adhesión (a un tratado)

accession form

acceso

accession form

accession in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for accession in the English»Spanish Dictionary

accession [ækˈseʃən] N no pl

accession

ascenso m

Translations for accession in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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advenimiento (de un monarca)

accession

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

By tradition, each subsequent monarch has agreed to this formality as part of the ritual of his or her accession.

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He built the collection from almost nothing and accessioned the specimens with minimal assistance.

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Accession to titles of nobility follows a democratic system.

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Accession numbers must be included in the final version of the manuscript.

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Most of his successors were crowned within weeks, or even days, of their accession.

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