This is the 6109th most frequent Portuguese word.
cedcar
It seems you might have a typo, as "cedcar" isn’t a valid Portuguese word. Did you mean "ceder"? If so, "ceder" means "to yield," "to give up," or "to cede."
The word 'cedcar' is used here to mean 'grant' or 'provide access to.'
Eu preciso cedcar o acesso ao jardim para meus vizinhos.
I need to grant access to the garden to my neighbors.
In this sentence, 'cedcar' implies 'sharing' or 'giving' one's perspective or view.
Ela decidiu não cedcar sua opinião sobre o assunto.
She decided not to share her opinion on the matter.
Here, 'cedcar' is interpreted as 'allocate' or 'distribute' resources.