Co oznacza defeat w języku angielskim i jaka jest definicja defeat?

Możesz nauczyć się defeat wymowy, gramatyki i synonimów w tym najbardziej autorytatywnym słowniku języka angielskiego.

defeat znaczenie & definicja

0 to win against someone in a fight or competition -- pokonywać
- She was defeated by an Australian player in the first round of the tournament.
1 to make someone or something fail -- udaremnić, niweczyć
- The bill was narrowly defeated in parliament.
2 an occasion when someone loses against someone else in a fight or competition -- porażka, przegrana
- The Chicago Cubs have suffered their worst defeat of the season.
3 an occasion when someone or something is made to fail -- klęska, upadek
- the defeat of apartheid

In fact, any error in measuring the favourability of news coverage would have defeated the purpose, which was to estimate media effects.
The movement was defeated but repression was quite limited.
On reflection, however, these corresponding victories and defeats do not tell the true story.
If defeated, he would immediately call a general election.
Many exclusivists are epistemically impoverished, and thus the epistemic status of their exclusive beliefs may well be lessened or defeated by religious diversity.
Television seems to me inimical to this inner sense, which is defeated by the ephemerality of the televisual flow.
Revelations and confessions produce resolution and stability by defeating ignorance and equalising the knowledge of the audience and the characters.
During the porfiriato, challenges to authority in the factory were usually and regularly defeated.