surrender
surrender 英 [səˈrendə(r)] 美 [səˈrɛndɚ]
v. 投降；屈服 n. 投降；交出；屈服
进行时:surrendering 过去式:surrendered 过去分词:surrendered 第三人称单数:surrenders 名词复数:surrenders
- To surrender is to give up control of something to someone else. If you miss curfew, your parents might make you surrender the keys to the car. Okay, it's only a minivan, but it's still cooler than being on foot patrol.
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- v. 投降；屈服
- n. 投降；交出；屈服
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1. The rebel soldiers were forced to surrender.
叛军被迫投降。
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2. The hijackers eventually surrendered themselves to the police.
劫机者最终向警方投降。
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3. He agreed to surrender all claims to the property.
他同意放弃对那笔财产的一切权利要求。
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4. They surrendered their guns to the police.
他们向警察交出了枪。
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5. They demanded an unconditional surrender.
他们要求无条件投降。
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6. They accused the government of a surrender to business interests.
他们指责政府唯商界利益是从。
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7. They insisted on the immediate surrender of all weapons.
他们坚持要求立即交出全部武器。
- surrender (n.) early 15c., in law, "a giving up" (of an estate, land grant, interest in property, etc.), from Anglo-French surrendre, Old French surrendre noun use of infinitive, "give up, deliver over" (see surrender (v.)).
- surrender (v.) mid-15c., "to give (something) up," from Old French surrendre "give up, deliver over" (13c.), from sur- "over" (see sur- (1)) + rendre "give back" (see render (v.)). Reflexive sense of "to give oneself up" (especially as a prisoner) is from 1580s. Related: Surrendered; surrendering.
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