capitulate

UK:  [kə'pɪtjʊleɪt]

US:  [kə'pɪtʃə.leɪt]

第三人称单数：capitulates  现在分词：capitulating  过去式：capitulated  

v.

1.(在一定条件下)投降

2.让步

3.停止抵抗

4.磋商

adj.

1.具小头的

2.棍棒形的

1 . 'But she could just sputter instead, or capitulate more than once, or slowly slide around along the bottom. ' Warns Prof.
但是，这个所谓的最后时刻可能只是低点之一，之后可能还有投资者继续抛售，股指或会继续缓慢下滑。

2 . capitulate or compromise, or to launch a nationwide anti-Communist war.
这些都是使国民党不易投降妥协和不易举行全国反共战争的国际条件。

3 . When I came to him he began to capitulate with me.
当我碰到他时，他便开始同我磋商。

4 . The citadel, therefore, is doomed to capitulate and its stubborn resistance merely serves to create profit opportunities for astute traders.
因此，防御者注定会缴械投降，其顽固的抵抗只会为狡猾的商人创造谋利机会。

5 . The whole course of my life proves that I never capitulate .
我的全部生活历程证明我是从来不曾投降过。