cede
11cedê — s. m. Suporte de gravação, de forma circular e geralmente com aproximadamente 12 cm de diâmetro, no qual os sons ou os dados são registrados digitalmente, e cuja leitura se realiza com raio laser em aparelhos eletrônicos apropriados. = CD, DISCO… …
12cede — surrender, abandon, waive, resign, yield, *relinquish, leave Analogous words: *grant, concede, award, accord, vouchsafe Contrasted words: withhold, hold, hold back, keep back, retain (see KEEP) …
13cede — [v] abandon, surrender abalienate, abdicate, accord, alien, alienate, allow, capitulate, come across with*, communicate, concede, convey, deed, drop, fold*, fork over*, give in*, give up, grant, hand over*, leave, make over, part with, relinquish …
14cede — ► VERB ▪ give up (power or territory). ORIGIN Latin cedere to yield …
15cede — [sēd] vt. ceded, ceding [Fr céder < L cedere, to yield, orig., to go, leave < * ce , directive particle (< IE * k̑e , this one, HERE) + * sed ; akin to sedere, SIT] 1. to give up one s rights in; surrender formally 2. to transfer the… …
16cede — ac·cede; an·te·cede; cede; con·cede; ep·i·cede; in·ter·cede; ret·ro·cede; se·cede; pre·cede; re·cede; …
17cede — UK [siːd] / US [sɪd] verb [transitive] Word forms cede : present tense I/you/we/they cede he/she/it cedes present participle ceding past tense ceded past participle ceded formal to allow someone to take something such as power or land away from… …
18cede — ceder, n. /seed/, v.t., ceded, ceding. to yield or formally surrender to another: to cede territory. [1625 35; < L cedere to go, yield] Syn. relinquish, abandon; grant, transfer, convey. * * * …
19cede — verb /siːd/ To give up, give way, give away. Edward decided to cede the province. See Also: accede, concede, excede, exceed, precede, proceed, recede, secede, succeed, supercede, supersede …
20cede — verb Cede is used with these nouns as the object: ↑authority, ↑control, ↑sovereignty, ↑territory …
