cede (something) to (someone)

To yield or give a tract of land to someone. We were shocked to learn that grandma had ceded all of her land to us in her will.

cede something to someone

to grant a parcel of land to someone. We refuse to cede that land to you. They ceded the land to the city for a park.

词组	cede (something) to (someone)
释义	cede (something) to (someone) cede (something) to (someone) To yield or give a tract of land to someone. We were shocked to learn that grandma had ceded all of her land to us in her will. See also: cede Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. cede something to someone to grant a parcel of land to someone. We refuse to cede that land to you. They ceded the land to the city for a park. See also: cede McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: cede cede to on (the) land on land no man's land trespass on trespass on (something) strip stock down go on to a better land
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