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cession 【cession】n. 割让The cession of the territory could not be avoided because they lost the war.困为他们输了这场战争，割让领土是无法避免的。

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['seʃn] 
cessionthe act of ceding
Cession is the act of giving up something, usually land, by the agreement in a formal treaty. For example, after a war, a losing country might make a cession of part of its land to the victor.
The meaning (and spelling) of the word cession, began with the Latin word meaning "a giving up" and retained that meaning throughout the word's evolution, passing through Old French and Middle English pretty much untouched. We can see its relationship to other words, such as secession, which is the idea of one government breaking away from another, or "giving up" the connection between them, as happened in our own country and led to the Civil War.
All forms of 'cession' will appear on average once every 3152 pages.cedecedingcessionrecederecedingrecessionrecessional

Front	cession
Pron	['seʃn]
Back	【cession】 n. 割让 The cession of the territory could not be avoided because they lost the war. 困为他们输了这场战争，割让领土是无法避免的。
Vocab	cessionthe act of ceding Cession is the act of giving up something, usually land, by the agreement in a formal treaty. For example, after a war, a losing country might make a cession of part of its land to the victor. The meaning (and spelling) of the word cession, began with the Latin word meaning "a giving up" and retained that meaning throughout the word's evolution, passing through Old French and Middle English pretty much untouched. We can see its relationship to other words, such as secession, which is the idea of one government breaking away from another, or "giving up" the connection between them, as happened in our own country and led to the Civil War. All forms of 'cession' will appear on average once every 3152 pages. cede ceding cession recede receding recession recessional

Cession Meaning War Act Giving Country Word Seʃn