acquiesce

acquiesce
intransitive verb
einwilligen (in in + Akk.); (under pressure) sich fügen
* * *
[ækwi'es]
verb
(to agree: After a lot of persuasion, he finally acquiesced.) einwilligen
- academic.ru/533/acquiescence">acquiescence
- acquiescent
* * *
ac·qui·esce
[ˌækwiˈes]
vi (form)
to \acquiesce [in [or to] sth] [in etw akk] einwilligen, sich akk [mit etw dat] einverstanden erklären
* * *
["kwɪ'es]
vi
einwilligen (in in +acc); (submissively) sich fügen ( in +dat)
* * *
acquiesce [ˌækwıˈes] v/i
1. (in) sich ergeben oder fügen (in akk), (stillschweigend) dulden oder hinnehmen (akk)
2. einwilligen (in in akk)
* * *
intransitive verb
einwilligen (in in + Akk.); (under pressure) sich fügen
* * *
v.
dulden v.
einwilligen v.
hinnehmen v.

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