Definition of retrocede - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
ownershipDated return something to its original ownerDated
- The company decided to retrocede the rights to the inventor.
- The museum had to retrocede the artifact to its country of origin.
- After negotiations, they agreed to retrocede the land to the indigenous tribe.
Origin of retrocede
Latin, retro (backward) + cedere (to go)
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- French:rétrocéder, ...
- German:zurückgeben, ...
- Italian:restituire, ...
- Spanish:devolver, ...
- Portuguese:retroceder, ...
- Chinese:归还, ...
- Japanese:返還する, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחֲזִיר, ...
- Russian:вернуть, ...
- Ukrainian:повертати, ...
- Hindi:वापस करना, ...
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