cession

UK:  ['seʃ(ə)n]

US:  [ˈseʃ(ə)n]

复数：cessions  

n.

1.the ceding or giving up of something, or something ceded in this way, especially land, property, or a right

2.被转让或割让的东西,尤指领地

1 . When an insurer transfers part of its accepted business to another insurer by way of cession, it is referred to as reinsurance.
第二十八条保险人将其承担的保险业务，以承保形式，部分转移给其他保险人的，为再保险。

2 . In the early 20th century there was intermittent debate about trying to convert the lease into a permanent cession.
20世纪初期，在试图把租借变为永久的割让上曾进行过断断续续地辩论。

3 . Securitization of housing mortgage can best develop the secondary market, as it is free of the limitations of direct cession.
住房抵押货款证券化可以最大限度上克服直接转让的缺陷，促进二级市场的快速发展。

4 . The acquisition of Texas occurred in 1845, followed by the Oregon Territory the next year, and the Mexican Cession three years later.
德克萨斯于一八四五年取得，接着第二年是俄勒岗，三年后则是墨西哥领土割让。

5 . Important : Daily report on your work by email or chat, full copyright cession, full privacy on project and client.
重要事项：在您通过电子邮件或聊天，全版权割让，对项目和客户完整的隐私权日常工作的报告。