Capitulate
1.Capitulate on [upon] the condition that...
2.“I will be conquered; I will not capitulate [to illness] ” (Samuel Johnson).
3.Preparing to capitulate, these reactionaries obsequiously carried out the orders of the Japanese and Wang Ching-wei, and the first people they killed were the most resolute fighters against Japan.
4.Faced with a steady battle on their hands and with the standard “everybody else can stay out until one a.m.” ploy that children have used from time immemorial, faced with kids who may be only eleven or twelve but who “talk sixteen,” parents are more inclined these days to capitulate.
5.But now, instead of being rewarded, Tu Cheng-kun, Lo Tzu-ming and the other comrades who were resisting the Japanese have been brutally murdered, whereas scoundrels who oppose resistance, prepare to capitulate and commit murder go unpunished.
6.We all have a destiny that is born to be irreversible, just as defined in Wuji, and everyone is compelled to succumb to its dominance, but that does not necessarily mean that we are destined to be pessimists and capitulate unconditionally.
7.It is to be expected that on some future occasion the enemy will once again resort to the scheme of inducing China to capitulate and that certain subjugationists will again crawl out and most probably collude with certain foreign elements (to be found in Britain, the United States and France, and especially among the upper strata in Britain) as partners in crime.
