accession
gb/əksˈɛʃən/ us/əksˈɛʃən/
C1
Anglų
~ 7800
csatlakozás, trónra lépés, szerzemény, leltárba vett tétel, gyarapodás, leltárba vesz, nyilvántartásba vesz
DAIKTAVARDIS
C1
FORMAL
1
csatlakozás
B1
Vartosenos šablonas:
[state/organization]'s accession to [organization/treaty]
The country's accession to the European Union took more than a decade of negotiations.
Az ország Európai Unióhoz való csatlakozása több mint egy évtizednyi tárgyalást vett igénybe.
Several nations are preparing for accession to the trade agreement next year.
Több ország jövőre a kereskedelmi megállapodáshoz való csatlakozásra készül.
The accession treaty was signed in April and ratified by all member states.
Full membership will follow the successful completion of accession talks.
Her report focuses on the legal effects of a late accession to the convention.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The country's accession to the EU was a long process.
Az ország EU-csatlakozása hosszú folyamat volt.
After accession to the treaty, the state had new duties.
A szerződéshez való csatlakozás után az államnak új kötelezettségei lettek.
They started accession talks with the trade group.
The leaders signed an accession treaty last year.
The minister supports the country's accession to the organization.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes confuse "accession" with "access". "Accession" is about formally joining an existing organization or agreement, while "access" is about being able to enter or use something (e.g. "access to the internet"). Also, it is almost always followed by "to" plus the name of the organization or treaty.
Reikšmė
formal act of joining something
Kolokacijos
EU accession
|accession negotiations
|accession treaty
|accession process
|accession talks
|accession protocol
Sinonimai
entry (A general word for becoming a member; less formal and not limited to legal or political contexts.)
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admission (Emphasizes being allowed in by others; often used for membership decisions, not specifically legal treaties.)
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joining (Everyday word for becoming part of a group; less formal and less legalistic than "accession".)
Antonimai
withdrawal (Describes a state or body leaving an organization or treaty, the opposite direction of accession.)
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exit (A general word for leaving, often used in political contexts like "Brexit" as the opposite of joining.)
Temos
politics
|law
|international_relations
Apibrėžimas
The official step when a country or group joins an organization or signs an agreement that is already in force.
The formal act of a state or other body becoming a member of an organization, treaty, or agreement that already exists.
DAIKTAVARDIS
C1
FORMAL
2
trónra lépés
B2
Vartosenos šablonas:
[someone]'s accession to the throne
On her accession to the throne, she promised to serve her people faithfully.
Trónra lépésekor megígérte, hogy hűségesen szolgálja népét.
The law dates from the early years of his accession and has never been updated.
A törvény a trónra lépését követő első évekből származik, és azóta sem frissítették.
Public celebrations marked the fiftieth anniversary of the king's accession.
Her accession was controversial because many questioned the line of succession.
The coin bears the date of the emperor's accession on one side.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
There were many parties after her accession to the throne.
Sok ünnepség volt a trónra lépése után.
His accession to the throne changed the country's history.
Trónra lépése megváltoztatta az ország történelmét.
The king spoke to the nation on his accession.
People remember the year of her accession very well.
He became more serious after his accession as king.
Dažna klaida:
Learners may mix up "accession" and "coronation". The accession is when someone becomes the legal ruler; the coronation is the ceremony of putting the crown on their head, which can be later or not happen at all.
Reikšmė
becoming king or queen
Kolokacijos
accession to the throne
|on his accession
|on her accession
|date of accession
|accession speech
Sinonimai
enthronement (Focuses on the ceremony of putting a ruler on the throne; "accession" is the legal or official start of rule, which may not be the same moment as the ceremony.)
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coronation (Refers specifically to the crowning ceremony; an accession can happen before or without a coronation.)
Antonimai
abdication (Describes a monarch giving up the throne, the opposite of taking it.)
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deposition (Describes a monarch being forced from the throne, the opposite of coming to it.)
Temos
politics
|history
|law
Apibrėžimas
The official time when a person becomes king, queen, or another ruler.
The formal moment or process by which someone becomes king, queen, or other monarch and legally begins their reign.
DAIKTAVARDIS
C2
TECHNICAL
3
Vartosenos šablonas:
[institution] adds a new accession
The sculpture is a recent accession to the museum's modern art collection.
A szobor a múzeum modern művészeti gyűjteményének egyik új szerzeménye.
Each accession is given a unique number when it enters the archive.
Minden leltárba vett tétel egyedi számot kap, amikor bekerül az archívumba.
The curator presented the year's most important accessions to the board.
Funding cuts have sharply reduced the number of new accessions.
All accessions must be catalogued within six months of arrival.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The painting is a new accession in the museum.
A festmény a múzeum új szerzeménye.
Each new accession gets a special number.
Minden új leltárba vett tétel külön azonosító számot kap.
The library keeps a list of all accessions.
The archive reported 300 accessions this year.
They showed us the latest accession in the collection.
Dažna klaida:
Learners may assume "accession" here just means "something new". In museum and library work, an accession is not just new; it is new and has been formally accepted and recorded.
Reikšmė
newly added collection item
Kolokacijos
new accession
|recent accession
|museum accession
|library accession number
|accession records
Sinonimai
acquisition (General word for something obtained; in collections, it focuses on obtaining the item, while "accession" focuses on formally recording it as part of the collection.)
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collection item (Plain description of something in a collection; lacks the technical sense of having been formally recorded.)
Antonimai
deaccession (Technical term for officially removing an item from a collection, the opposite of making it an accession.)
Temos
libraries
|museums
|archives
|arts_entertainment
|education
Apibrėžimas
A book, artwork, or other object that has been officially added to a museum, library, or archive and given a record number.
An item that has been formally accepted into a museum, library, archive, or similar collection and recorded in its official inventory.
DAIKTAVARDIS
C2
FORMAL
4
gyarapodás
B2
Vartosenos šablonas:
an accession of [quality/amount]
The policy led to an accession of power for the central government.
A politika a központi kormányzat hatalmának gyarapodásához vezetett.
His sudden accession of wealth surprised his friends.
Vagyonának hirtelen gyarapodása meglepte a barátait.
The party enjoyed an accession of support after the debate.
The reforms brought an accession of influence to regional councils.
The firm reported an accession of capital from new investors.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The new law gave an accession of power to the police.
Az új törvény a rendőrség hatalmának növekedését eredményezte.
There was an accession of money after the project started.
A projekt indulása után nőtt a rendelkezésre álló pénz összege.
The party saw an accession of support in the polls.
The team felt an accession of confidence after the win.
The company had an accession of capital from new owners.
Dažna klaida:
Learners may try to use this sense in everyday speech where a simpler word like "increase" or "gain" is more natural. "Accession" in this meaning is quite formal and mainly used in written English.
Reikšmė
formal increase or addition
Kolokacijos
an accession of power
|an accession of strength
|an accession of wealth
|sudden accession of
|accession of support
Sinonimai
increase (Most common general term; less formal and broader in use than "accession".)
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addition (Neutral word for something extra; "accession" sounds more formal and can suggest a meaningful or noticeable gain.)
Antonimai
loss (General opposite, describing a decrease instead of an increase.)
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reduction (Emphasizes making something smaller, the opposite of a strengthening accession.)
Temos
quantity
|change
|core_vocabulary
Apibrėžimas
An added amount or new part that makes something bigger or stronger.
An increase or addition, especially one that strengthens or enlarges something.
VEIKSMAŽODIS
C2
TECHNICAL
5
Vartosenos šablonas:
to accession [item] (into a collection)
The museum will accession the paintings once the paperwork is complete.
A múzeum a papírmunka befejezése után leltárba veszi a festményeket.
All donated books are accessioned before they appear in the public catalogue.
Minden adományozott könyvet leltárba vesznek, mielőtt bekerül a nyilvános katalógusba.
The archive accessioned over five hundred letters from the estate.
Newly acquired artifacts must be accessioned within thirty days.
The curator decided not to accession the object because its origin was unclear.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The museum will accession the new photos next week.
A múzeum jövő héten leltárba veszi az új fényképeket.
The library carefully accessioned the old books.
A könyvtár gondosan leltárba vette a régi könyveket.
They accessioned the letters and put them in the archive.
We do not accession damaged objects.
The staff must accession every new item in the collection.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes think "accession" as a verb means simply "to get" or "to receive" an item. In professional use it means to formally accept and record it as part of an official collection.
Reikšmė
formally add to collection
Kolokacijos
accession newly acquired works
|accession materials
|accession records
|accession incoming collections
|accession artifacts
Sinonimai
catalogue (To create a detailed record of an item; often overlaps with "accession" but may focus more on description than legal acceptance into the collection.)
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register (To enter information in an official list; broader and less specific to cultural collections than "accession".)
Antonimai
deaccession (Technical opposite: to officially remove an item from a collection's holdings.)
Temos
libraries
|museums
|archives
|arts_entertainment
|education
Apibrėžimas
To officially make a book, artwork, or other object part of a museum, library, or archive and write it in the records.
To formally accept an item into a museum, library, archive, or similar collection and record it in the official inventory.
Gramatika
Pagrindinė forma
accession
IPA
GB/əksˈɛʃən/
US/əksˈɛʃən/
Skiemenys ir kirčiavimas
ac - ces - sion (3 skiemenys)
Stress on 2nd syllable (ces)
Žodžio formos
Noun
- Base: accession
- Plural: accession, accessions
Verb
- Base: accession
- 3rd Person Singular: accessions
- Present Participle: accessioning
- Past: accessioned
Žodžių šeima
Forms
accessions
noun
accessioning
verb
accessioned
verb
Core family
Negative and opposite forms
inaccessible
adjective B2
Advanced or less common
accede
verb
Posakiai
accession country
1/əksˈɛʃən kˈʌntɹi/
fixed phrase
formal
state preparing to join body
A country that is in the process of joining an organization, such as the EU, but is not a full member yet.
Pavyzdžiai
- Aid is targeted at accession countries to help them meet EU standards.
- Each accession country must adopt thousands of pages of EU law.
- The report compares environmental policy in current and accession countries.
accession negotiations
1/əksˈɛʃən nɪɡˌoʊʃiˈeɪʃənz/
fixed phrase
formal
talks on joining an organization
Formal talks between a country and an organization about the country becoming a member.
Pavyzdžiai
- Accession negotiations are expected to last several years.
- Progress in accession negotiations depends on meeting strict political and economic conditions.
- The minister will report on the state of accession negotiations next week.
accession process
1/əksˈɛʃən pɹˈɑsˌɛs/
fixed phrase
formal
series of steps to join
All the official steps a country must complete to join an organization, such as the EU.
Pavyzdžiai
- The accession process can take more than a decade.
- Reforms in the justice system are a key part of the accession process.
- Public support is crucial for completing the accession process.
accession talks
1/əksˈɛʃən tˈɔks/
fixed phrase
formal
discussions about joining
Official discussions between a country and an organization about the country joining as a member.
Pavyzdžiai
- Accession talks were suspended after the disputed election.
- The minister is in Brussels for accession talks with EU officials.
- Many hope that reopening accession talks will speed up reforms.
accession to the throne
1/əksˈɛʃən tə ðə θɹˈoʊn/
fixed phrase
formal
formal start of a monarch's rule
The official time when someone becomes king, queen, or another ruler.
Pavyzdžiai
- Her accession to the throne was greeted with celebrations across the country.
- The document was issued in the first year of his accession to the throne.
- Historians still argue about the exact date of the prince's accession to the throne.
accession treaty
1/əksˈɛʃən tɹˈiti/
fixed phrase
formal
treaty that grants membership
The official document that a country signs to become a member of an organization or agreement that already exists.
Pavyzdžiai
- The accession treaty was signed in Athens in 2003.
- Each new member must ratify the accession treaty before joining.
- The court ruled that parts of the accession treaty were incompatible with national law.
date of accession
1/dˈeɪt əv əksˈɛʃən/
fixed phrase
formal
exact date of becoming official
The exact day when someone becomes king or queen, or when a country officially joins an organization.
Pavyzdžiai
- The coin bears the monarch's image and the date of accession.
- The date of accession to the alliance is printed in the treaty.
- The museum label lists the date of accession for each object.
EU accession
1/ˈi jˈu əksˈɛʃən/
fixed phrase
formal
country joining the European Union
The official process and act of a country joining the European Union as a member state.
Pavyzdžiai
- The government made EU accession a top priority of its foreign policy.
- Talks on EU accession have slowed because of concerns over judicial reform.
- Public opinion on EU accession remains deeply divided.
on his accession
1/ˈɔn hˈɪz əksˈɛʃən/
fixed phrase
formal
at the time he became king
At the time when he officially became king, queen, or leader.
Pavyzdžiai
- On his accession, he promised to respect the constitution.
- The government was reorganized on his accession to power.
- Many officials were dismissed on his accession.