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capitulation [kə`pɪtʃə'leʃən]

n. (有条件)投降, 投降书, 条约

The third is the coexistence of armed resistance and capitulation in China.
第三个方向，抗战和投降并存于中国。
He entered Richmond the day after its surrender, and heard of Lee's capitulation.
他在南部邦联投降的第二天即去了里士满，听取李的投降书。
To describe this as capitulation by the Communist Party is nothing but Ah Q-ism[19] or malicious slander.
如果说这是共产党的投降，那只是阿q主义⒆恶意的污蔑。

capitulation

[ noun ]

a document containing the terms of surrender

<noun.communication>

a summary that enumerates the main parts of a topic

<noun.communication>

the act of surrendering (usually under agreed conditions)

<noun.act>

they were protected until the capitulation of the fort

Capitulation \Ca*pit`u*la"tion\
(k[.a]*p[i^]t`[-u]*l[=a]"sh[u^]n), n. [Cf. F. capitulation,
LL. capitulatio.]
1. A reducing to heads or articles; a formal agreement.

With special capitulation that neither the Scots nor
the French shall refortify. --Bp. Burnet.

2. The act of capitulating or surrendering to an enemy upon
stipulated terms.

3. The instrument containing the terms of an agreement or
surrender.

The other thing would be capitulation, but the capitulation probably would have to be total, most likely including disarmament and the installation of a new, moderate leadership in Iraq.
The other thing would be capitulation, but the capitulation probably would have to be total, most likely including disarmament and the installation of a new, moderate leadership in Iraq.
But if post-war history is any guide the likely outcome is months of turbulence, followed by capitulation to political and market pressure.
The Treasury should allow the councils to borrow the extra money needed.' For Mr Lang the problem is that if he rejects privatisation outright it will look like capitulation to the opposition, even though he did not propose a sell-off in the first place.
In recent months, Mengistu has taken many small, seemingly half-hearted steps to attract foreign investment and encourage domestic production, but his speech Monday appeared a near total capitulation to capitalism.
Negotiations are a euphemism for capitulation if the shadow of power is not cast across the bargaining table."
Those industrialists who follow European affairs regard with astonishment such recent events as Air France's capitulation to its unions or Volkswagen's move to part-time working. On the other hand, they are careful to give Japan its due.
But capitulation by its largest European member, the one on the front line, hardly fits NATO plans.
But human-rights groups and opposition Peronist politicians denounce the moves as dangerous capitulation.
"German troops signed their capitulation in Prague on May 8. When German troops leave one afternoon and the next morning Soviet troops reach the capital, this is not liberation," he explained.
Some stalwart gay revolutionaries feel strongly that appealing for acceptance through advertising bespeaks groveling capitulation and conformitarianism.
In Sarajevo, as the federal army and Serb irregulars lay siege to the city, starving Moslems, Serbs and Croats continue to defend their capital. The Serbian leadership is determined to speed the capitulation of Sarajevo, and Bosnia.
Those who argue for the arms embargo want the capitulation of Bosnia-Hercegovina.' The president was ambivalent about whether he would take part in future Geneva negotiations. 'We cannot decide this here,' he said.
"I think the political leadership in the opposition party believes that an attitude of reconciliation could be considered by several of its followers as a capitulation," said Deputy Prime Minister Guido De Marco.

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