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Significados de capitulate to en inglés

Aún no tenemos significados para "capitulate to".
Uso de capitulate to en inglés
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In that winter Potidæa was forced to capitulate to the Athenians.
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But McCrory also indicated he would not immediately capitulate to the DoJ's demands.
The Guardian
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Marriage is not a habit of mine; but I capitulate to so many virtues.
The Cloister and the Hearth
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Human beings do not capitulate to horror readily or easily.
The Guardian
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She, too, was sure that Rose would capitulate to him.
Dust
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Feb. 28-Dardanellesentrance forts capitulate to English and French.
America's War for Humanity
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I had reached a point where my will had to capitulate to Unreason-thatunscrupulous usurper.
A Mind That Found Itself: An Autobiography
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Because she did not capitulate to his melancholy sonnets!
The Torrent (Entre Naranjos)
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Speaking a day later, he said the Libyan leader would soon capitulate to a NATO-backed revolt.
Reuters
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The development shifted momentum in their favor and forced the government to capitulate to their demands.
Reuters
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I never thought in the old days that you would capitulate to a bounder like that.
The Odds / And Other Stories
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My dear brother, Robert, threatens war if I do not capitulate to his ridiculous whims .
Scarlet
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Thus did her New England conscience battle to the end, and, in the end, capitulate to love.
The Virginian: A Horseman of the Plains
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But it is hard to battle against the blues, especially when all one's comrades capitulate to them.
In the Claws of the German Eagle
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Experts said they expect sales to pick up by next year as lenders and borrowers capitulate to the lower values.
Reuters
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Which is great and I understand that, and I have to capitulate to that because nobody learns anything if nobody watches.
Reuters
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Estados Unidos de América
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