cede

美音：[sid] 英音：[siːd]

简单释义：

v.割让；让给；转让

网络放弃；让与；走

变形：

过去分词：ceded 现在分词：ceding 第三人称单数：cedes

完整释义：

1.让与,割让,放弃(权利、领土等)
2.让出;割让
3.割让;让(权利、土地等)给(另一国家等):

例句：

I have to say, on both occasions I got the impression the parents were relieved to cede authority to us to save their child's life.
我不得不说，那些父母给我的印象是他们宁愿看着自己的孩子忍受痛苦，甚至是死亡，也不愿让我们救治。
Since early this decade, central banks have had to cede control of long-term interest rates to global market forces.
自21世纪初以来，各国中央银行不得不放弃对长期利率的控制，将其交给全球市场力量。
After shooting a 65, he took a quick lead ahead of his South Korean and Australian rivals, only to cede his position on day two.
打出65杆过后，他反超韩国和澳大利亚的对手，但在第二天将榜首位置拱手让出。
A country with an uncompetitive exchange rate will struggle to sell its wares abroad and will also cede its home market to foreign firms.
一个汇率没有竞争力的国家，则会难以向国外出售他的商品，也不得不割让本国市场给外国公司。
Over time the problems of succession and attracting outside capital will eventually cause families to cede control.
随着时间的推移，持续吸引外部投资的问题将实际上促使家族放弃对企业的控制。
But if local governments still need a bail-out after that, they will have to cede some of their budgetary freedoms to Beijing.
但如果过后地方政府还需要经济救援，他们必须将一些预算自由割让给北京中央政府。
Progress on such a scheme is always likely to stall because euro-zone countries are reluctant to cede any control of their public finances.
通常，此类计划的进展很可能会中止，因为欧元区国家不太愿意放弃对其公共财政的调控。
Despite all this, it still seems too early to cede America's future to the Lone Star state.
尽管这样，现在就把美国的未来让给孤星之舟还为之尚早。

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