surrender
/səˈrɛndər/
verb
Teslim olmak, direnişi bırakmak
To stop resisting and give up control to an enemy or opponent.
- The soldiers refused to surrender despite being surrounded.
- He finally surrendered to the police after a three-hour standoff.
- The peace treaty required both nations to surrender territorial claims that had been disputed for nearly three decades.
- Rather than surrender their research data to corporate sponsors, the independent scientists chose to seek alternative funding sources.
- Historians debate whether the general's decision to surrender was a pragmatic choice that saved lives or a premature capitulation.
- Patients who surrender control over treatment decisions to medical professionals often report higher anxiety levels than those who participate actively.
verb
Bir şeyin mülkiyetini veya kontrolünü başkasına vermek
To give up possession or control of something to another person or authority.
- You must surrender your passport at the border.
- She surrendered all rights to the property in the divorce.
noun
Teslim olma eylemi
The act of giving up or yielding to an opponent or authority.
- The enemy's surrender came as a surprise to everyone.
- Their unconditional surrender ended the war.