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capitulate

/kəˈpɪtʃ.ə.leɪt/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'acte de se rendre ou de cesser toute résistance, souvent à des conditions convenues.

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/kəˈpɪtʃ.ə.leɪt/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'acte de se rendre ou de cesser toute résistance, souvent à des conditions convenues.

A verb used to indicate the act of surrendering or ceasing to resist, often under agreed conditions.

  1. SurrenderC1formal

    To give up resistance or yield to an opponent or demand.

    frcapituler

    • The army was forced to capitulate after a long siege.
    • The government capitulated to the protesters' demands.
    • He refused to capitulate despite the pressure.

    Synonymesaccedecave inconcedegive inrelentsubmitsuccumbsurrenderyield

    Antonymesdefyfightholdopposepersevereresistwithstand

  2. Give inC1formal

    To stop resisting or opposing something.

    frCapituler (sens : céder)

    • She finally capitulated and agreed to the compromise.
    • The company capitulated to the union's demands.
    • He capitulated to his curiosity and opened the box.

    Synonymesacquiesceconcedegive wayrelentsubmitsuccumbsurrenderyield

    Antonymesdefypersevereresistwithstand

Formes
  • capitulated past participle
  • capitulated past simple
  • capitulating present participle
  • capitulates third person singular
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