capitulation
n. (有条件的)投降; 概要; 协议; 一系列条款
If you capitulate, you stop resisting and do what someone else wants you to do.
The club eventually capitulated and now grants equal rights to women...
那家俱乐部最终还是让了步,现在赋予女性以平等权利。
In less than two hours Cohen capitulated to virtually every demand.
还不到两个小时,科恩就屈服了,接受了几乎一切要求。
1. a summary that enumerates the main parts of a topic
2. the act of surrendering (under agreed conditions);
He nodded with a peculiarly male satisfaction at her capitulation.
对她的屈服,他以一种男人特有的满足感点了点头.
The invading army had massacred many of the garrison after capitulation.
侵略军在守军投降后仍将多人屠杀了.
Lord Luce's capitulation to pressure from the Duke of Edinburgh has stored up huge problems for the future.
卢斯勋爵迫于爱丁堡公爵的压力作了让步,为日后埋下了巨大隐患。
But that was either a variation of Vietnamization or the equivalent of capitulation.
但是这样做,要么就是变相的越南化,要么就等于投降.
A clearing out of stocks marks a kind of economic capitulation.
清空库存意味着某种经济让步.