Usage of "capitulation"

portuguès

rendição

català

capitulació

The act of surrendering to the enemy.

capitulació

rus

режим капитуляций

espanyol

capitulaciones

Treaty.

Related terms

treaty

режим капитуляций

Usage of capitulation in anglès

The capitulation, if it ever took place, would come under different circumstances. 
 Bring the Jubilee 

Based on the Crows' second half capitulation, it will go much longer. 
 News.com.au 

The suburbs of Warsaw taken; the capitulation of the city daily expected. 
 The Letters of Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Vol. I. / With A Su... 

The ceremony which sealed the capitulation of Santiago was simple and short. 
 Our War with Spain for Cuba's Freedom 

England begin search for new manager after Euro 2016 capitulation -live! 
 The Guardian 

There was food for reflection in the tranquil capitulation of the defenders. 
 The Prince of Graustark 

The negociations for the capitulation, resumed in the morning, will probably succeed. 
 The Insurrection in Paris 

That day they arranged together the preliminaries of the treaty of capitulation. 
 Vanity Fair 

As he spoke he threw the capitulation of Berwick on the table. 
 The Scottish Chiefs 

The stern warrior would not hear of the word surrender or capitulation. 
 The Life of Napoleon I (Volume 1 of 2) 

Nevertheless they resumed the siege, and the place was surrendered by capitulation. 
 The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.II. / Continued fro... 

The words, though in themselves unremarkable, seemed to escalate the wall's capitulation. 
 The Scarlet Gospels 

This movement brought the garrison to terms, and a capitulation immediately followed. 
 The Life of Francis Marion 

With night came the first sign of peace, or rather of capitulation. 
 Up the Hill and Over 

First, that all hostilities shall cease pending the agreement of final capitulation. 
 Our War with Spain for Cuba's Freedom 

Complaints, very ill founded, immediately arose concerning the infraction of this capitulation. 
 The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol. I., Part D. / From... 