| 词汇 | surrender |
| 释义 | surrender verb uk /sərˈen.dər/ us /səˈren.dɚ/ surrenderverb (ACCEPT DEFEAT)C2[ I ] to stop fighting and admit defeat: 投降 They would rather die than surrender (to the invaders).他们宁死也不（向侵略者）投降。 [ I ] If you surrender to an experience or emotion, you stop trying to prevent or control it: 任凭摆布，屈服 I finally surrendered to temptation, and ate the last piece of chocolate.我最后还是抵挡不住诱惑，吃掉了剩下的最后一块巧克力。 The rebels' ammunition is almost finished and it is only a matter of time before they surrender.叛乱分子的弹药就快耗尽了，他们投降只是时间问题。 After their defeat in battle, the soldiers surrendered.士兵们在战斗中被打败后就投降了。 They laid down their weapons and surrendered.他们放下武器投降了。 The troops in front of us either surrendered or offered only token resistance. Stopping fighting anti-militarist anti-militaristic armistice arms beat/turn swords into ploughsharesidiom demilitarize demilitarized zone DMZ drawdown fall fall back lay neutral zone non-combat pacification pacify pull sword truce You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Accepting & agreeing reluctantly surrenderverb (GIVE)[ T ] to give something that is yours to someone else because you have been forced to do so or because it is necessary to do so: （被迫）交出，放弃 The police demanded that the gang surrender their weapons.警方要求那个团伙交出武器。 Neither side is willing to surrender any territory/any of their claims.双方都不愿意在领土上／自己的主张上作出任何让步。 Giving, providing and supplying accommodate accommodate someone with something administer administration afford arm someone with something be good for somethingidiom dish hand something around hand something back hand something down hand something in outfit provision put something on re-equip re-equipment reassign reassignment render surrender noun[ C or U ] uk /sərˈen.dər/ us /səˈren.dɚ/ the act of stopping fighting and officially admitting defeat: 投降 The rebels are on the point of surrender.叛军很快就要投降了。 Stopping fighting anti-militarist anti-militaristic armistice arms beat/turn swords into ploughsharesidiom demilitarize demilitarized zone DMZ drawdown fall fall back lay neutral zone non-combat pacification pacify pull sword truce surrender | American Dictionarysurrender verb us/səˈren·dər/ surrenderverb (ACCEPT DEFEAT)[ I ] to stop fighting and accept defeat: They would rather die than surrender. surrenderverb (GIVE)[ T ] to give something that is yours to someone else, usually because you have been forced to do so: U.S. Magistrate Celeste Bremer restricted Gruenwald’s travel and ordered that he surrender his passport. surrender noun[ C/U ] us/səˈren·dər/ an agreement to stop fighting and accept defeat: [ C ]Robert E. Lee’s surrender, which ended the Civil War, was one of the most important events in American history. surrender | Business Englishsurrender verb[ T ] uk /səˈrendər/us to give up something or control over something: Generally, the amount paid by the lessee to surrender the lease will be liable to capital gains tax. Britain may be forced to surrender at least some of its voting power in the IMF. surrender sth to sbHe was granted bail, on condition that he surrender his passport to the authorities. INSURANCE to end an insurance policy early, before its original end date: Policy-holders who need to dispose of their policies can see if they would do better to sell rather than surrender the policy. FINANCE to lose value: Yesterday on the money markets the euro surrendered its earlier gains against the dollar. surrender noun[ C or U ] uk /səˈrendər/us the act of giving up something, or giving control of something to someone else: The penalty for early surrender of pensions remains at 25%. The union was forced into a surrender of some recent gains in the latest round of negotiations. INSURANCE the act of ending an insurance policy early, before its original end date: You will have to pay a fee for the early surrender of your policy. Examples of surrendersurrender In other manors the procedure was followed with regard to all land surrenders by married men because of the widow's rights to dower or freebench. The government claimed that 11,536 insurgents were wounded, 220 captured and another 567 had voluntarily surrendered. Such successful 'taming ' of contentious movements without surrendering to their claims is certainly not a new phenomenon. With public squares, parks and avenues effectively surrendered to the worm, summer in the city became unbearable. In compromising his conscience, the king surrendered along with his regality, his trust, his honour, his very humanity. If he hesitated, or the action failed, he could be accused of surrendering to government pressure. The chosen candidate's factional leader may have, in effect, surrendered his exclusive ties to the candidate. As the repository of rights surrendered in common, it is everything. The elder never drove again and surrendered his licence. After that time he would either have to be surrendered or released. After surrendering a kidney, it might be difficult to admit that one had made a mistake. She was probably elderly in 1536, when she surrendered a two-acre holding to her daughter and son-in-law in return for a lifelong maintenance agreement. Consequently, in our exposition the details are surrendered to this goal. Not all surrenders of personal information are equal. A currency board would be the next desirable choice because seigniorage is retained, but national control of monetary policy is effectively surrendered. See all examples of surrender These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations withsurrendersurrenderThese are words often used in combination with surrender. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. abject surrender It would be an abject surrender to the threat of force. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 complete surrender What we have instead is a complete surrender to textuality. total surrender If it were to be considered closed, we would not be facing an unacceptable compromise but totalsurrender. From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with surrender |
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