Cede (en. Cede)
/ˈθe.ðe/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To renounce or concede in a negotiation or agreement.
The country decided to yield part of its territory in exchange for peace.
El país decidió ceder parte de su territorio a cambio de paz.
To deliver or transfer rights or properties.
He managed to transfer his contract to another worker.
Consiguió ceder su contrato a otro trabajador.
To surrender or allow someone else to take control.
In the end, he had to yield to public pressure.
Finalmente, tuvo que ceder ante la presión del público.
Etymology
From Latin 'cedĕre', which means 'to go, to yield'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
yield the right of way
Allowing another to advance or pass before oneself.
cede el paso
yield to
To conform or submit to something or someone.
ceder ante
yield control
To hand over control of a situation to another person.
ceder el control
Related Words
cede
Action of yielding.
cede
renunciation
Action of renouncing or letting go of something.
renuncia
transfer
Action of transferring something from one place to another.
transferencia
Slang Meanings
Yielding in a discussion or dispute.
Don't let yourself yield, maintain your position.
No te dejes ceder, mantén tu postura.
Accepting a defeat.
He had to yield upon realizing he wouldn't win the bet.
Tuvo que ceder al darse cuenta de que no ganaría la apuesta.