WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| accession n | (leader: coming to power) | ascenso nm |
| | | ascención nf |
| | His accession was delayed by a constitutional crisis. |
| | Su ascenso fue demorado por una crisis constitucional. |
| accession n | (consent, agreement) | consentimiento nm |
| | (formal) | accesión nf |
| | Their accession to the agreement came only after months of talks. |
| | Su consentimiento con el acuerdo vino sólo después de meses de negociaciones. |
| accession n | (law: joining a treaty) | adhesión nf |
| | | accesión nf |
| | Turkey's accession to the treaty is dependent on trade concessions. |
| | La adhesión de los turcos al tratado depende de las concesiones del mercado. |
| Additional Translations |
| accession n | (new addition to collection) | accesión nf |
| | | agregado nm |
| | The curatorial staff log the museum's accessions. |
| accession [sth]⇒ vtr | US (add to collection) | ingresar⇒ vtr |
| | | registrar⇒ vtr |
| | The librarian accessioned all of the new books and added them to the shelves. |