Two words that are easy to mix up. Concede is a verb meaning “Admit; acknowledge; grant; yield; surrender; give in; allow; accept”, while Conceit is a noun meaning “Excessive pride in oneself — an overblown opinion of one's own importance, talent, or…”. بالعربي: Concede = يعترف بالهزيمة أو يسلم بصحة رأي الآخر، Conceit = غرور.
يعترف بالهزيمة أو يسلم بصحة رأي الآخر — يعترف بالهزيمة أو يسلم بصحة رأي الآخر؛ اعتراف واستسلام؛ تسليم بالأمر ✋🏳️
Admit; acknowledge; grant; yield; surrender; give in; allow; accept
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غرور — غرور اسم الإعجاب الزائد بالنفس: conceit؛ عُجب / خُيلاء؛ ليس فعل concede ولا فعل conceive ولا conceal 👑🪞
Excessive pride in oneself — an overblown opinion of one's own importance, talent, or cleverness. A noun: vanity, not a modest claim. Not the verb concede (admit), not conceive (form an idea), and not conceal (hide).
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Concede means Admit; acknowledge; grant; yield; surrender; give in; allow; accept Conceit means Excessive pride in oneself — an overblown opinion of one's own importance, talent, or cleverness. A noun: vanity, not a modest claim. Not the verb concede (admit), not conceive (form an idea), and not conceal (hide).
Concede: يعترف بالهزيمة أو يسلم بصحة رأي الآخر. Conceit: غرور.