| 词组 | concession |
| 释义 | concession /kənˈseʃən/ noun something that you agree to in order to end a disagreementadjectivesa major/important concession We made some major concessions in order to reach an agreement.a further concession Britain agreed to further concessions.a minor/small concession Washington made a few minor concessions in the climate talks.a significant/substantial concession This offer was viewed as a significant concession.a political concession The mayor was forced to make some political concessions.verbsmake a concession The government made some concessions in order to get the law passed.offer a concession The king was prepared to offer some concessions to France.win/obtain/gain a concession In the end, the strikers returned to work having won few concessions.extract a concession from sb also wring a concession from sb (=make someone give you one) They failed to extract significant concessions from the government.prepositionsa concession on sth The company made some concessions on pay.a concession to sb This reversal of policy represented a significant concession to the opposition.a concession by/from sb We cannot reach a solution without concessions from all sides. |
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