cede in Korean
cede in Korean is 양도하다 — cede means to formally give up land, rights, or power to someone else.
cede in Korean
양도하다
Pronounced: yangdohada
give up
What does "cede" mean?
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verb To formally give up land, rights, or power to someone else.
"The treaty forced the country to cede a large stretch of territory."
cede in a sentence
- The treaty forced the country to cede a large stretch of territory.
- She reluctantly ceded control of the company to the new board.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "cede" in Korean?
"cede" in Korean is 양도하다. cede means: To formally give up land, rights, or power to someone else.
How do you pronounce 양도하다?
"cede" in Korean is 양도하다, pronounced "yangdohada".
How do you use "cede" in a sentence?
Example: "The treaty forced the country to cede a large stretch of territory." In Korean, "cede" is 양도하다.
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