Examples of using Concede in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
They don't live badly, you have to concede.
may never concede any of this.
Usually even its sternest critics concede the usefulness of science,
Even his harshest critics concede that Mr. Orban has gone to nowhere near the lengths of Mr. Putin in silencing opponents.
However, the researchers concede that the sample size of the analyses for this was quite small,
Scientists themselves concede that a fact is only a fact until it's replaced by a better one.
The authors concede that this is merely an observation,
Even the drug-testing industry's strongest critics concede that the work is necessary
But the same officials concede that this is something they neither wish
Finally, one has to concede the possibility that some individuals are simply not very interested in sex.
Even researchers accustomed to couching the disorder in clinical, objective terms concede that at its worst, job burnout becomes more than a mere psychological syndrome.
I hope you will concede upon finishing this article that there is a better way to get in great shape, and it doesn't have to involve
Some ET enthusiasts concede that certain aliens may be ill-disposed towards humans-
liberal whites concede that non-whites can,
I, not less than you, cannot tolerate the prejudices of my nation,-- not little have I suffered from these-- but I shall never concede that there dwells shameless exploitation in the blood of this nation.
Even Catholic critics of modern capitalism have had to concede that“the commercial spirit” preceded the Reformation by at least two hundred years.
Let me say it plainly: I not only concede, but I am convinced that President Bush believes genuinely in the course he urges upon us.
Most astronomers now concede that the dark color that comes
have I suffered from these- but I shall never concede that there dwells sham less exploitation in the blood of this nation.
Even his harshest critics concede that Mr. Orban has gone to nowhere near the lengths of Mr. Putin in silencing opponents.