What does 屈服する in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 屈服する in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 屈服する in Japanese.
The word 屈服する in Japanese means 屈する 、 屈服する 、 降参する 、 従う, 降伏する、屈服する, 降参する 、 屈服する, 屈服する、降参する, ひれ伏す、屈服する、卑屈に振舞う、へつらう, ひざまずく 、 ひざを曲げる, ～に降参する、屈服する, 屈服する、屈する、圧倒される. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 屈服する
屈する 、 屈服する 、 降参する 、 従う(figurative (yield) 学長は親たちの要求に屈して新しい規則を取り消した。 The director bowed to the parents' demands and retracted his new policy. |
降伏する、屈服する(give in, give up) The weakened troops eventually capitulated to the enemy. |
降参する 、 屈服する(slang (give in) The children's father finally caved and bought new toys for them. |
屈服する、降参する(figurative (give in, change your mind) (人) After a prolonged strike, the government finally caved in and agreed to all of the union's demands. |
ひれ伏す、屈服する、卑屈に振舞う、へつらう(be servile) I don't want to grovel to the boss, but I want our plan to be approved, so I might have to do it. |
ひざまずく 、 ひざを曲げる(go down on knees) Ben kneeled down and looked under the table. |
～に降参する、屈服する(figurative, informal (submit to) (比喩) You can't always expect me to roll over for you. |
屈服する、屈する、圧倒される(give in, yield) |
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