Concedido (en. Granted)

/konθeˈðiðo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Granted or accepted, often in terms of rights or privileges.

The permission was granted by the authorities.

El permiso fue concedido por las autoridades.

Recognized as valid or true.

That fact is conceded by the majority of experts.

Ese hecho es concedido por la mayoría de los expertos.

It refers to something that is given or bestowed.

The title was granted after many years of study.

El título fue concedido tras muchos años de estudio.

From the verb 'concede', which comes from the Latin 'concedere'.

granted right

It refers to having been granted authorization or privilege.

concedido el derecho

to be granted

To be in a position to receive something as a favor or a right.

ser concedido

granted to the circumstances

To accept that conditions have changed and adaptive decisions must be made.

concedido a las circunstancias

to concede

To give something to someone, to grant a right.

conceder

to consent

To accept or allow something.

consentir

to affirm

To declare something as true.

afirmar

Recognized in an informal context, often in discussions.

That point is already conceded, there’s no need to keep arguing.

Ese punto ya está concedido, no hay que seguir discutiendo.

Letting someone win in a debate or discussion.

I conceded that his argument was valid.

Le concedí que su argumento era válido.