concede [kənˈsiːd] ГЛ. перех.
1. concede (acknowledge):
- concede
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2. concede (surrender):
- concede
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| I | concede |
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| you | concede |
| he/she/it | concedes |
| we | concede |
| you | concede |
| they | concede |
| I | conceded |
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| you | conceded |
| he/she/it | conceded |
| we | conceded |
| you | conceded |
| they | conceded |
| I | have | conceded |
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| you | have | conceded |
| he/she/it | has | conceded |
| we | have | conceded |
| you | have | conceded |
| they | have | conceded |
| I | had | conceded |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | conceded |
| he/she/it | had | conceded |
| we | had | conceded |
| you | had | conceded |
| they | had | conceded |
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He conceded another three goals in his second game.
en.wikipedia.org In return unions conceded objectives on the establishment of a socialist state.
en.wikipedia.org The team finished dead last with a 7-13-10 record, scored a league worst 26 goals, while conceding 33.
en.wikipedia.org In a world full of double standards of morality, men are conceded a greater amount of freedom.
en.wikipedia.org She implicitly concedes that men might retain a right to discourse in learning, but never directly accepts it.
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