accession

UK:  [ək'seʃ(ə)n]

US:  [ək'seʃ(ə)n]

复数：accessions  现在分词：accessioning  过去分词：accessioned  

n.

1.参加(某团体)

2.登极,即位;执掌

3.增加;增加物

4.同意

5.登记

6.就任;继承

7.能接近,接近,到达

8.〔美国〕新添的图书[作品]

9.【医学】发作

10.【法律】财产自然增益的所有权

1 . Resorting to litotes, it said "the accession negotiations with Turkey have regrettably not moved into any new areas for a year. "
使用反叙法这种修辞方法来说，很可惜，土耳其的入盟谈判一年内都没有任何新的进展。

2 . Finally, he made an accession: "I could recommend a book to someone who's quite a bit like me: The Collected Stories of Mavis Gallant. "
最后他加了一句：“我可以向和我有点类似的人推荐一本书：《梅维斯·格兰特小说集》。”

3 . Similarly, it shall apply, in the case of the accession of new countries, to patents in existence on either side at the time of accession.
在有新国家加入的情况下，本规定应同样适用于加入时各方面已经存在的专利。

4 . The EU ducked the matter in Copenhagen by giving Ankara a "date for a date" to start accession negotiations.
在哥本哈根首脑会议上，欧盟企图回避此事，向安卡拉提出一个日期，以就土耳其入盟的时间进行讨论。

5 . After his accession, the peasant brought him as a present a very large turnip which had grown in his garden.
当他既位后，那农夫送给他一个在自己园里种出来的大萝卜作为礼物。