concede in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for concede in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.concede [Am kənˈsid, Brit kənˈsiːd] VB trans

1. concede (admit):

concede failure/inability/superiority

reconocer

to concede defeat

admitir la derrota

to concede defeat

darse por vencido

that's true, he conceded

—eso es cierto —reconoció or admitió

2. concede (allow):

concede right/privilege

conceder

to concede sth to sb

concederle algo a alguien

he conceded the point to the chairman

le concedió la razón al presidente

3. concede (give away):

concede game/penalty

conceder

they conceded an early goal

concedieron un gol en los primeros minutos del partido

II.concede [Am kənˈsid, Brit kənˈsiːd] VB intr

concede (admit defeat)

admitir la derrota

concede (admit defeat)

darse por vencido

concede SPORTS

abandonar

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gaily admit/concede

como si tal (cosa)

Translations for concede in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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conceder

to concede

tuvo que conceder que se había equivocado

he had to admit o concede o acknowledge that he was wrong

y convengamos en que tenemos muchos motivos para estar contentos

and we should admit o concede that we have many reasons to feel pleased

abandonar (en boxeo, lucha)

to concede defeat

concede in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for concede in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.concede [kənˈsi:d] VB trans

1. concede (acknowledge):

concede

conceder

concede defeat

aceptar

to concede that ...

admitir que...

2. concede (surrender):

concede

ceder

to concede sth to sb

otorgar algo a alguien

3. concede (permit):

concede

acceder a

4. concede (allow to score):

to concede a goal

conceder un gol

II.concede [kənˈsi:d] VB intr

concede

darse por vencido

Translations for concede in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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conceder

to concede

otorgar (conceder)

to concede

despejar el tiro a córner

to concede a corner

concede Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to concede that ...

admitir que...

to concede sth to sb

otorgar algo a alguien

to concede a goal

conceder un gol

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

However, they also conceded the most goals in the league.

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He conceded another three goals in his second game.

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The team finished dead last with a 7-13-10 record, scored a league worst 26 goals, while conceding 33.

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Most of this is conceded by the federal government to private companies, with strategic stretches maintained directly by the government.

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In a world full of double standards of morality, men are conceded a greater amount of freedom.

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Managing 46 goals scored and conceded, and 46 points gained in 46 games, he had built a solid base for future progress.

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She implicitly concedes that men might retain a right to discourse in learning, but never directly accepts it.

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However, his season ended with only 7 appearances with 10 goals conceded.

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In these games, they scored 138 goals, while conceding 163 to their opponents.

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He conceded, however, that none of these rules would apply to the plaintiffs' case.

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