ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA ACCEDE
From Latin accēdere to approach, agree, from ad- to + cēdere to go, yield.
CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO ACCEDE
PRESENT
Present
I accede
you accede
he/she/it accedes
we accede
you accede
they accede
Present continuous
I am acceding
you are acceding
he/she/it is acceding
we are acceding
you are acceding
they are acceding
Present perfect
I have acceded
you have acceded
he/she/it has acceded
we have acceded
you have acceded
they have acceded
Present perfect continuous
I have been acceding
you have been acceding
he/she/it has been acceding
we have been acceding
you have been acceding
they have been acceding
PAST
Past
I acceded
you acceded
he/she/it acceded
we acceded
you acceded
they acceded
Past continuous
I was acceding
you were acceding
he/she/it was acceding
we were acceding
you were acceding
they were acceding
Past perfect
I had acceded
you had acceded
he/she/it had acceded
we had acceded
you had acceded
they had acceded
Past perfect continuous
I had been acceding
you had been acceding
he/she/it had been acceding
we had been acceding
you had been acceding
they had been acceding
FUTURE
Future
I will accede
you will accede
he/she/it will accede
we will accede
you will accede
they will accede
Future continuous
I will be acceding
you will be acceding
he/she/it will be acceding
we will be acceding
you will be acceding
they will be acceding
Future perfect
I will have acceded
you will have acceded
he/she/it will have acceded
we will have acceded
you will have acceded
they will have acceded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been acceding
you will have been acceding
he/she/it will have been acceding
we will have been acceding
you will have been acceding
they will have been acceding
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would accede
you would accede
he/she/it would accede
we would accede
you would accede
they would accede
Conditional continuous
I would be acceding
you would be acceding
he/she/it would be acceding
we would be acceding
you would be acceding
they would be acceding
Conditional perfect
I would have accede
you would have accede
he/she/it would have accede
we would have accede
you would have accede
they would have accede
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been acceding
you would have been acceding
he/she/it would have been acceding
we would have been acceding
you would have been acceding
they would have been acceding
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you accede
we let´s accede
you accede
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
acceding
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ACCEDE»
Descubre el uso de
accede en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
accede y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Corpus Linguistics and Beyond: Proceedings of the Seventh ...
ACCEDE Main Corpus with the law of contract. "To accede," he said, "to such a
conten Mitterrand, if elected, would accede to Communist Party demands fo ent
that Spain was willing to accede to alt American demands gran and upset by my
...
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The Treaty of Lisbon: an impact assessment, 10th report of ...
Maria Fletcher suggested that while the wording of Article 6(2) states that the
Union "shall accede" to the ECHR, given the need for unanimity for any
accession decision under Article 218(8) TFEU this may not be as straightforward
as some ...
Great Britain: Parliament: House of Lords: European Union Committee, 2008
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Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
29, Two Enclosures Invitations to Austria, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, and Sicily, to
accede to Conventions with France of 1831 and 1833 48 Answer of the French
Government respecting ditto. 48 For new Warrants of search for British cruizers ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1835
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Epilogue, Vol 4, Issue 4
It was against this background that Kak and Hari Singh decided not to accede in
1946. Earlier in the year, in April, Kak had, 'notwithstanding the attitude of the
Congress in regard to the Kashmir Government', supported the Congress'
demand ...
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English Synonymes Explained, in Alphabetical Order
ACCEDE, in Latin accedo, compounded of ac or ad and cedo to go or come,
signifies to come or fall into a thing. CONSENT, in French consentir, Latin
consentio, compounded of con together and sentio to feel, signifies to feel in
unison with ...
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Was Jefferson Davis Right?
18 • Elbert Gerry, a delegate from Massachusetts, was opposed to "a partial
confederacy, leaving other States to accede or not to accede, as had been
intimated."19 • James Madison used the term "to accede" in the convention of
1787, ...
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The Europeanisation of Law: The Legal Effects of European ...
Conventions are no more supported by the “behaviour” thing than by the “rule”
thing. They indicate that the way which leads to the “rule” is always an indirect
way. Conventions necessarily engage this detour we do when we claim to
accede to ...
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The Slavery Conventions: The Travaux Préparatoires of the ...
If a non-member State wished to accede to the Convention, it was unnecessary
for it to apply directly to the Secretary-General, since many Member States would
gladly sponsor applications before the General Assembly. Mr. KAHANY (Israel) ...
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The WTO Regime on Government Procurement: Challenge and Reform
Chinese Taipei's decision to accede to the GPA When Chinese Taipei negotiated
its accession to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and the
WTO, it committed to accede to the GPA. Chinese Taipei's application for
accession ...
Sue Arrowsmith, Robert D. Anderson, 2011
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Current Developments in European Defence Policy: Report with ...
Mr Mathewson: At the Steering Board in November, ministers collectively in the
Steering Board adopted the Code but then there were two further steps: by April,
nations to accede to the Code, i.e. to say they are going to work by it; and then, ...
Great Britain: Parliament: House of Lords: European Union Committee, 2006
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «ACCEDE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
accede en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Russia: Powers in the balance
... both convinced the west of its seriousness in its pursuit of those goals, and made them politically much more tricky for the west to accede to. «Financial Times, Jul 15»
time bombs for global markets
If the hardliners within the eurozone, led by Germany, refuse to accede to Tsipras' demands, the victory in the referendum could turn out to be ... «The Australian, Jul 15»
What It Would Take to Rule Greece's Debt Void
If the report did have a basis in international law, it might put pressure on Greece's creditors to accede to Athens' demands, so it is worth ... «STRATFOR, Jul 15»
Buhari not fit to govern as more are killed in Nigeria Church bomb …
These acts of impunity were some of the methods deployed by successive military regimes, most of them from Northern Generals to accede and ... «cameroon concord, Jul 15»
Greek referendum vote 'cannot be taken lightly' – Joseph Muscat
On one hand, the Eurozone leaders could stick to their guns and refuse, while on the other hand, the leaders could accede to the 'No' result ... «MaltaToday, Jul 15»
Strike not in country's best interest, says PM
The NUPW is planning industrial action, over failure by the Barbados Investment and Development Corporation (BIDC) to accede to the union's ... «Barbados Today, Jul 15»
Bird feeders were never like this
However, when their day to become tuatara fodder arrives the crickets don't readily accede to their fate. It is first, catch your cricket! The duty ... «Otago Daily Times, Jul 15»
City's tryst with Tipu Sultan
“The loss was a huge setback for Tipu who not only lost a lot of wealth but was also forced to accede many of his territories to the British. This is ... «The Hindu, Jul 15»
Sergio Ramos reveals no negotiations ongoing with Manchester …
However, Perez is yet to accede to his demands, thus creating a massive furore behind his future at the club. Ramos was evasive when asked ... «International Business Times UK, Jul 15»
Obergefell: A wholesale act of judicial nullification
We the People must not accede. Obergefell v. Hodges is a shameful ruling which even the best of those in the Court's minority who should have ... «RenewAmerica, Jul 15»
