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v.屈从，停止反抗;有条件投降¹⁰⁰原型capitulate的现在分词名词capitulant过去分词capitulated现在分词capitulating三单capitulates
Verb:
surrender under agreed conditions近义词 yield生产succumb屈从give in屈服give up放弃submit使服从give way撤退surrender投降
动词91%,名词9%
用作动词The planters’ ladies were the last tocapitulate.庄园主的夫人们是最后被征服的。
We will nevercapitulateto pressure from outside.我们永远不会屈服于外界的压力。
The ememy was warned tocapitulateor face annihilation.敌人受到警告，要么投降，要么全部被歼灭。
The whole course of my life proves that I nevercapitulate.我的全部生活历程证明我是从来不曾投降过。verb.give in
同义词 bow,cave in,cede,concede,defer,relent,succumb,surrenderfold,submit,yieldbuckle under,come across,come to terms,give away the store,give out,give up,knuckle under,put out
反义词 conquer,defend,fight,win At the time, Norman Rose, then director-general of the Business Services Association that represents many of the outsourcers, accused the government of “ capitulating to trade union pressure”.
同时，当时的商业服务协会理事长指控政府屈服于政府压力。商业服务协会代表着很多外包商的利益。 yeeyan
In a state of psychological weakness, weapons become a burden for the capitulating side.
一旦心理上软弱，武器就会成为失势一方的负担。 douban
The dark Ones are at last capitulating, realizing that they need a way out of a predicament of their own making.
黑暗势力最终屈服，明白了他们需要一种新的方式来脱离自己造成的事件危害。 kongjian.baidu.com.cn |