Capitulate

capitulate



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–verb (used without object) 

1. to surrender 

unconditionally 

or 

on stipulated terms.  



2. to give up resistance: He finally [capitulated] and [agreed] to do the job my way.  



—Synonyms 

2. yield, acquiesce (默認), accede (答應,繼承), give in.





　

Announcing the "Solace" shift on the closing night of the Australian International Movie confab, Sony's Oz topper Stephen Basil-Jones said Thursday 



his studio had capitulated [to] Fox 



"for the benefit of the industry."



The clashing release dates had [drawn] salvos 



between Sony and Fox at the confab attended by 800 exhibs, distribbers and allied trades on Queensland's Gold Coast.





squat 

The [horse] threw [himself] into a squat.

He squatted in an [empty house].

genuflect 

In a "confession" published on the movie's Web site, Korine [kids] "Dogma 95" at the same time he [genuflects] [to] it.

prostrate 

He prostrated [himself] before [rank and wealth].

udder

condescend

He would not condescend to [misrepresent] the facts. 

He condescended to [their intellectual level] in order to be [understood].  

Tenuous