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concessions

/kənˈsɛʃənz/

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noun

让步，妥协。

The act of conceding.

Examples :

"After a long negotiation, the company made some concessions to the union, including better health insurance and more vacation time. "

经过长时间的谈判，公司向工会做出了一些让步，包括更好的医疗保险和更多的休假时间。

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noun

让步，妥协。

An act of conceding, particularly:

Examples :

"The teacher made several concessions to the students who were struggling with the difficult math problems. "

老师对那些在解难题时遇到困难的学生做出了几项让步。

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noun

让步，妥协，优惠。

A gift freely given or act freely made as a token of respect or to curry favor.

Examples :

"The student brought the teacher an apple as one of several concessions hoping for a better grade on the upcoming test. "

为了在即将到来的考试中获得更好的成绩，这个学生给老师带了一个苹果，这不过是献殷勤的方式之一。

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noun

特许经营权，专营权

A franchise: a business operated as a concession (see above).

Examples :

"The stadium offered several food concessions, like hot dog stands and pizza booths, where fans could buy a quick meal. "

体育场内设有几个食品特许经营点，比如热狗摊和披萨亭，球迷们可以在那里买到快餐。

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noun

摊位售卖品, 特许权商品

(usually in the plural) An item sold within a concession (see above) or from a concessions stand.

Examples :

"We bought popcorn and candy – the usual concessions – at the movie theater. "

我们在电影院买了爆米花和糖果，都是些常有的摊位售卖品。

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noun

优惠对象，享受优惠者

A person eligible for a concession price (see above).

Examples :

"Students with reduced income are eligible for concessions on school lunches. "

低收入学生有资格成为学校午餐的优惠对象。

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