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Give in to Meaning in English

expression

GIV-IN-too, GIV-IN-tuh, GIV-IN-tih
giv-IN-too

التعريف

To stop resisting and let someone or something have control; to allow a feeling, temptation, or pressure to influence you even if you originally tried to resist.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Semi-formal and neutral. Common with negative things ("give in to temptation", "give in to pressure"). Not as strong as "surrender"; means accepting reluctantly or after trying to resist. Usually followed by a noun ("give in to demands", "give in to fear").

Spanish: ceder a - rendirse aPortuguese (BR): ceder a - render-se aPortuguese (PT): ceder a - render-se aChinese (Simplified): 屈服于 - 让步于Chinese (Traditional): 屈服於 - 讓步於Hindi: के सामने झुकना - हार मान लेनाArabic: يستسلم لـ - يرضخ لـBengali: আত্মসমর্পণ করা - মেনে নেওয়া - মাথা নত করাRussian: уступать - поддаваться - сдатьсяJapanese: 屈する - 負ける - 折れるVietnamese: chịu thua - nhượng bộ - đầu hàngKorean: 굴복하다 - 항복하다Turkish: boyun eğmek - teslim olmakUrdu: ہار مان لینا - جھک جاناIndonesian: menyerah - tunduk

جمل نموذجية

He didn't want to give in to the pressure from his friends.

basic

Sometimes we give in to fear when we should be brave.

basic

Don't give in to temptation when you're on a diet.

basic

After hours of negotiation, the company finally gave in to the workers' demands.

natural

I'm trying not to give in to frustration when things go wrong at work.

natural

Kids often test the rules to see if parents will give in to their requests.

natural