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noun conformidad, aquiescenciatr[ækwɪ'esəns]1 conformidad nombre femenino, aquiescenciaacquiescence [.ækwi'ɛsənts] n: consentimiento m, aquiescencia fn.• aquiescencia s.f.• asenso s.m.• asentimiento s.m.• condescendencia s.f.• consentimiento s.m.ˌækwi'esṇsmass noun consentimiento m, aquiescencia f (frml)[ˌækwɪ'esns]N aquiescencia f (in a, en); consentimiento m (in para)* * *[ˌækwi'esṇs]mass noun consentimiento m, aquiescencia f (frml) -
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* * *noun die Einwilligung* * *ac·qui·es·cence[ˌækwiˈesən(t)s]\acquiescence was the easier option Nachgeben war die einfachere Lösung* * *["kwɪ'esns]nEinwilligung f (in in +acc); (submissive) Fügung f (in in +acc)with an air of acquiescence — mit zustimmender Miene
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noun concordância* * *ac.qui.es.cence[ækwi'esəns] n aquiescência, condescendência, submissão, consentimento. -
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nounуступки, согласие; уступчивость* * *(n) согласие* * *уступка, согласие (in, to)* * *[,acqui'es·cence || ‚ækwɪ'esns] n. молчаливое согласие, неохотное согласие, уступка, уступчивость* * ** * *уступка, согласие (in, to) -
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nounمُوَافَقَة، قُبُول ضِمْنِي -
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noun aquiescência
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acquiescence — (n.) 1630s, act of acquiescing, from Fr. acquiescence, noun of action from acquiescer (see ACQUIESCE (Cf. acquiesce)). Meaning silent consent is recorded from 1640s … Etymology dictionary
acquiescence — acquiescent ► ADJECTIVE ▪ ready to accept or do something without protest. DERIVATIVES acquiescence noun … English terms dictionary
acquiescence — I noun accedence, acceptance, accession, accordance, acknowledgment, adsensus, agreement, allowance, assent, compliance, concession, concordance, concurrence, consent, grant, implied consent, nonresistance, observance, passive agreement, passive… … Law dictionary
acquiescence — noun militia excesses were conducted with the acquiescence of the Indonesian police Syn: consent, agreement, acceptance, concurrence, assent, leave; compliance, concession, cooperation, buy in; submission … Thesaurus of popular words
acquiescence — noun 1. acceptance without protest (Freq. 3) • Derivationally related forms: ↑acquiesce • Hypernyms: ↑acceptance 2. agreement with a statement or proposal to do something (Freq. 1) he gave his assent eagerly … Useful english dictionary
acquiescence — noun Date: 1646 1. the act of acquiescing ; the state of being acquiescent 2. an instance of acquiescing … New Collegiate Dictionary
acquiescence — noun /ˈæk.wiːˌɛs.əns/ a) A silent or passive assent or submission, or a submission with apparent content; distinguished from avowed consent on the one hand, and on the other, from opposition or open discontent; quiet satisfaction. b) Submission… … Wiktionary
acquiescence — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. passive consent, quiet submission, resignation; see permission . II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. yielding, compliance, acceptance, consenting, *buckling under, capitulation, submission, concurring, *caving in, deferring,… … English dictionary for students
acquiescence — /ˌækwiˈɛsəns/ (say .akwee esuhns) noun 1. the act or condition of acquiescing or giving tacit assent; a silent submission, or submission with apparent consent. 2. Law such neglect to take legal proceedings in opposition to a matter as implies… …
acquiesce — [ˌakwɪ ɛs] verb accept or consent to something without protest. Derivatives acquiescence noun acquiescent adjective Origin C17: from L. acquiescere, from ad to, at + quiescere to rest … English new terms dictionary
acquiescent — adjective formal too ready to agree with someone or do what they want, without arguing or complaining acquiescence noun (U) acquiescently adverb acquire, verb (T) 1 formal to buy or obtain something, especially something expensive or difficult to … Longman dictionary of contemporary English