concession
81Concession — terrain regroupant un ensemble d’habitations Guadeloupe …
82concession — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. compromise; grant, franchise (see business). II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [A conceding] Syn. granting, giving in, yielding; see acknowledgment 1 , admission 4 . 2. [A privilege granted by a government or… …
83concession — con·ces·sion || kÉ™n seʃn n. giving up, yielding; something which is given up; franchise, right to use or sell something; (British) discount …
84concession — i. Permission allowed by a designated authority to operate an aircraft even when there is some shortfall in terms of serviceability of some system. ii. Permission granted for continued use of a component for a specific period of time when it is… …
85concession — a reduction in an inflated demand The jargon and practice of politics: The bids... are invariably padded so that the minister can be seen to make concessions in head to head negotiations with the Treasury. (J. Major, 1999) …
86Concession — The operating right to explore for and develop petroleum fields in consideration for a share of production in kind (equity oil). U.S. Dept. of Energy, Energy Information Administration s Energy Glossary …
87concession — noun 1》 a thing that is conceded. ↘the action of conceding. ↘a gesture in recognition of a prevailing standard. 2》 a preferential allowance, rate, or price, especially for a particular category of person: tax concessions. 3》 the right to… …
88concession — n. 1. Yielding. 2. Grant, boon …
89concession — n 1. yielding, conceding, giving in; surrender, capitulation, abandonment, resignation, renunciation; acknowledgment, recognition, admission, apology; allowance, assent, compliance, acquiescence, agreement, accedence, accession. 2. compromise,… …
90concession — con·ces·sion …
