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Meanings of submit in English

Portuguese
aceder
Spanish
acceder

Yield to another's wish or opinion.

aceder
Portuguese
dizer
Catalan
presentar
Spanish
presentar

To put before.

dizer
Spanish
transmitir

Refer to another person for decision or judgment.

transmitir
Spanish
presentar

Refer for judgment or consideration.

presentar
Usage of submit in English
1
Good news: I was permitted to submit samples as a private citizen.
Bones to Ashes
2
Current regulations require futures market participants to submit data anonymously to regulators.
Reuters
3
The company hopes to allow anyone to submit creations in the future.
Reuters
4
The Commission is yet to submit a report to the federal government.
Reuters
5
We ask that you submit accurate information and refrain from impersonating others.
Jamaica Observer
6
Naturally we shall comply and submit these machines for the necessary adjustments.
Android Karenina
7
Senators would then be given time to submit questions to each side.
Radio NZ
8
You do not need to be physically present to submit biometric information.
The South African
9
More banks will be required to submit their borrowing rates, Wheatley said.
Reuters
10
Advisers are expected to ask bidders to submit more detailed proposals shortly.
Reuters
11
Opening a free-flowing site where people can submit questions is a risk.
Wired
12
We submit ourselves to you as creator to work a miracle today.
The Unlikely Disciple: A Sinner's Semester at America's Holiest ...
13
Judge John Hlophe had given Prasa a month to submit these documents.
The South African
14
They submit rates to the association at 11 a.m. each trading day.
Reuters
15
Simon Challies said the company will submit plans for resource consent shortly.
Radio NZ
16
Wehrmeyer is also using the system to submit proposed laws as well.
Wired
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Submit through the time
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Common
United Kingdom
Common
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