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"ceder el puesto" in English

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"ceder el puesto" in English
ceder el puesto{verb}
to step down
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ceder el puesto{verb}
ceder el puesto(also: renunciar, dimitir, dejar el cargo, bajarse)
to step down{vb}
ceder el puesto
to step down

SIMILAR TRANSLATIONS
Similar translations for "ceder el puesto" in English
cedernoun
wayway
cederverb
to yield- to cave in- to demit- to abate- to bend- to climb down- to deed- to give- to give up- to knuckle under- to make over- to release- to shift- to sign away- to release- to give in- to cede- to relinquish- to assign- to transfer- to loan- to loan- to pass- to hand off- to diminish- to slacken- to die down- to drop- to drift- to ease- to ease- to lessen- to ease- to ease up- to give way- to give way- to go down
eladjective
your
el
the- the- the- ye
elarticle
the
puestonoun
job- place- position- stand- gas station- incumbency- kiosk- stall- appointment- bar- berth- blind- booth- hide- pitch- placing- post- post- post- sideshow- slot- spot- job title- station
puestoadjective
high
ponerverb
to make- to put on- to bung- to cast on- to deposit- to fill in- to fit- to fit- to get in- to get onto- to get up- to give- to hang out- to have on- to insert- to insert- to kick in- to lay- to lay- to open- to open up- to park- to place- to place- to plank- to plant- to play back- to plonk- to plunk- to position- to post- to post up- to put down- to put down- to put in- to put in- to put up- to put up- to put up- to reset- to say- to set- to set- to set- to set- to set down- to set in- to shove- to sit- to slip- to sow- to stand- to start- to stick- to stick up- to stow- to stuff- to affix- to play- to show- to put- to install- to lay on- to mail- to send- to pay- to switch on- to turn on- to take- to take- to contribute- to score
ponerseverb
to get into- to get on- to go down- to pull on- to set- to slip on- to stand- to throw on- to make an effort- to try- to don- to put on
élpronoun
he- himhim
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
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ceder el puesto
to step down
Lo que aún resulta más desconcertante es la falta de perspectiva que puede inferirse de su breve declaración para ceder el puesto a la Presidencia irlandesa.
What is even more disconcerting is the lack of prospects that can be inferred from your terse statement handing over to the Irish Presidency.
Por desgracia, tengo la impresión de que todas estas propuestas restringen considerablemente la producción de remolacha azucarera, para ceder el puesto a la caña de azúcar.
Sadly I have the impression that all these proposals are considerably restricting sugar beet growing in order to carve out a place for cane sugar.
Francamente, la política del día a día debe ceder el puesto a la política visionaria, la que piensa en el futuro y hace del desarrollo sostenible un factor clave para el futuro.
Frankly, hand-to-mouth policy needs to take a back seat in favour of visionary policy that considers tomorrow and makes sustainable development a key factor for the future.

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