I. concede [kənˈsi:d] ГЛ. перех.
1. concede (acknowledge):
- concede
- przyznawać [perf przyznać]
2. concede (give away):
- concede
- oddawać [perf oddać]
3. concede (allow):
4. concede goal, point:
- concede
- tracić [perf s-]
| 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 |
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| you | had | conceded |
| he/she/it | had | conceded |
| we | had | conceded |
| you | had | conceded |
| they | had | conceded |
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They conceded an injurytime penalty kick to draw 22 and then lost the penalty shootout.
en.wikipedia.org He conceded another three goals in his second game.
en.wikipedia.org In a world full of double standards of morality, men are conceded a greater amount of freedom.
en.wikipedia.org Most of this is conceded by the federal government to private companies, with strategic stretches maintained directly by the government.
en.wikipedia.org The team finished dead last with a 7-13-10 record, scored a league worst 26 goals, while conceding 33.
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