Concederé (en. Grant)

/konθeˈðeɾe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To give or allow something to someone, usually after a request.

I will grant your request if you give me enough reasons.

Concederé tu petición si me das razones suficientes.

To recognize something as true or valid.

I will concede that your argument has merit.

Concederé que tu argumento tiene mérito.

To grant a right or privilege to someone.

The court will grant me custody of my children.

El tribunal me concederá la custodia de mis hijos.

To approve or accept a term or condition.

I will grant the request for an extension to submit the work.

Concederé la solicitud de prórroga para entregar el trabajo.

From Latin 'concedere,' which means 'to give together' or 'to allow.'

to grant an interview

to give the opportunity to conduct an interview.

conceder una entrevista

to grant a favor

to do a favor or help someone with a request.

conceder un favor

to concede the point

to acknowledge that someone has a valid argument.

conceder la razón

concession

act of granting something.

concesión

granted

something that has been awarded or permitted.

concedido

grantor

person who grants or awards something.

concedente

In the context of players, it is used to refer to letting someone win.

In the game, I decided to concede them the victory.

En el juego, decidí concederles la victoria.

Used in negotiations to indicate that one is willing to yield.

They need to concede on some points if they want to reach an agreement.

Tienen que conceder en algunos puntos si quieren llegar a un acuerdo.