CONCESSION


Meaning of CONCESSION in English

noun

1 sth you agree to in order to end an argument

ADJECTIVE

▪ important , key , major , significant , substantial ( esp. BrE )

▪ limited , minor , small

▪ special

▪ territorial

VERB + CONCESSION

▪ grant (sb/sth) , make , offer (sb/sth)

▪ extract , get , obtain , win , wring out of sb ( esp. BrE )

China can use its huge market to extract ~s out of foreign companies.

▪ demand

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ on

The pressure group has won a number of ~s on environmental policy.

▪ ~ to

The company will be forced to make ~s to the union.

PHRASES

▪ make no ~s to sb/sth

They made no ~s to his disability.

2 special right to do sth

ADJECTIVE

▪ trade

▪ logging , oil , timber

VERB + CONCESSION

▪ grant (sb/sth)

▪ obtain , secure , win

The company has just won a mining ~ in the north of the country.

3 ( BrE ) lower charge for certain groups of people

ADJECTIVE

▪ tax ( BrE , AmE )

▪ travel

CONCESSION + VERB

▪ be available to

Travel ~s are available to older people.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .