capitulate znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady capitulate

• After considerable persuasion, the management capitulated magnificently and undertook to redesign the hall.

• If people vote for that, they will all have capitulated.

• I do not believe that any of our customers thought they had capitulated when they asked for an overdraft and got it.

• They delivered it to the planners and the planners capitulated, as they did with the trees.

• They have capitulated to the moneylenders, and what have they capitulated to do?

• The trouble is that they have capitulated in an evil hour.

• Far from capitulating, we should strengthen our internal safeguards against bogus asylum seekers.

• We are glad that at least he has not entirely capitulated to his back bench friends and their demands.