acquiesce to (something)

To yield or succumb to one's requests or demands. After a long negotiation, the company acquiesced to the union's demands. I don't want to relocate, and my husband finally acquiesced to my wishes.

acquiesce to someone or something

to give in to someone or someone's wishes; to agree, perhaps reluctantly, to someone's ideas or requests. We are willing to acquiesce to your demands.

词组	acquiesce to (something)
释义	acquiesce to (something) acquiesce to (something) To yield or succumb to one's requests or demands. After a long negotiation, the company acquiesced to the union's demands. I don't want to relocate, and my husband finally acquiesced to my wishes. See also: acquiesce Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. acquiesce to someone or something to give in to someone or someone's wishes; to agree, perhaps reluctantly, to someone's ideas or requests. We are willing to acquiesce to your demands. See also: acquiesce McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: acquiesce acquiesce to accede accede to bow to (one's) demands bow to demands demand cry/ask for the moon ask for the moon on request
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