n.让步，妥协，承认，给予，许可，减价，(对某类人的)减价票，特许权，优惠，（在某地的）特许经营权

原形：concession复数：concessions

That is a great concession.
这是很大的让步。
He was ready to make a concession.
他准备做出让步。
We can not make heavy concession to the matter.
我们在这个问题上不能过于让步。
This concession may not be enough.
这个让步也许还远远不够。
The seller made a concession and agreed to lower the price by 10% for a quick sale.
卖家做出了让步，同意降价10%以快速出售。
In negotiations, both parties made concessions to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.
在谈判中，双方都做出了让步，以达成互利的协议。
The government offered some concessions to attract foreign investors.
政府提供了一些优惠政策来吸引外国投资者。
She was unwilling to make any further concessions on her artistic vision.
她不愿意对自己的艺术理念做出任何进一步的让步。
The airline offered a free upgrade in return for his patience during the delay.
航空公司为了安抚因延误而耐心等待的乘客，提供了免费升级的让步。
After weeks of hard bargaining, they finally reached a point where they could make a concession.
经过几周的艰难谈判，他们终于找到了可以妥协的地方。
The employer decided to grant a concession on working hours to improve employee satisfaction.
雇主决定对工作时间作出让步，以提高员工满意度。
The union leaders reluctantly agreed to a concession on wages in exchange for job security.
工会领导人勉强同意在工资问题上作出让步，以换取工作的保障。
The festival organizers made concessions about the ticket prices to increase attendance.
节日组织者降低了票价，以吸引更多人参加。
In politics, a concession often refers to acknowledging defeat or accepting an opponent's proposal.
在政治中，让步通常指的是承认失败或接受对手的提议。