succumb
US: /səˈkəm/
UK: /səkˈʌm/
UK: /səkˈʌm/
English Vietnamese dictionary
succumb /sə'kʌm/
- nội động từ
- thua, không chịu nổi, không chống nổi
- to succumb to one's enemy: bị thua
- to succumb to temptation: không chống nổi sự cám dỗ
- chết
- to succumb to grief: chết vì đau buồn
- thua, không chịu nổi, không chống nổi
Advanced English dictionary
+ verb
[V] ~ (to sth) to fail to resist an attack, an illness, a TEMPTATION, etc: The town succumbed after a short siege. + His career was cut short when he succumbed to cancer. + He finally succumbed to Lucy's charms and agreed to her request. + She succumbed to the temptation of another drink. + They were all offered bribes and some of them succumbed.
Thesaurus dictionary
v.
yield, give up, give way, surrender, accede, submit, capitulate:
I finally succumbed and agreed to their request for help.
Collocation dictionary
ADV.
almost | rapidly | eventually, finally | easily, readily
people who succumb easily to exploitation
VERB + SUCCUMB
be likely to
PREP.
to
Malnourished children are more likely to succumb to infections.
Concise English dictionary
succumbs|succumbed|succumbingsə'kʌm
verb
+consent reluctantly
+be fatally overwhelmed
