succumb

不及物动词屈服; 死亡

不及物动词

1. 屈服：succumb to 屈从 | succumb 屈服 | succus 汁

2. 被压垮,被打垮：exhaustion 筋疲力尽 | succumb 被压垮,被打垮 | destination. 目的地

3. 屈从：succulometer /湿度计/ | succumb /屈从/ | succussion /振荡法/振荡音/

4. 游戏直接失败：Pyromancer:切换右键为爆炸键 | Succumb:游戏直接失败 | Triumph:游戏直接获胜

1. succumb

1. 屈从于，屈服于，抵挡不住(诱惑或压力)
    If you succumb to temptation or pressure, you do something that you want to do, or that other people want you to do, although you feel it might be wrong.

    e.g. Don't succumb to the temptation to have just one cigarette...
           不要经不住诱惑，只抽一支烟也不行。
    e.g. The Minister said his country would never succumb to pressure.
           首相说他的国家永远都不会屈服于压迫。

2. 感染，死于(疾病)
    If you succumb to an illness, you become affected by it or die from it.

    e.g. A few years later, Katya succumbed to cancer in London...
           几年后，卡佳因患癌症在伦敦病逝。
    e.g. I was determined not to succumb to the virus.
           我坚决不向病毒屈服。

1. " Cavendish " bananas are considered resistant, but they succumb to the disease if planted on land earlier occupied by " Gros Michel ".

2. Herceptin has been an important option for many women with advanced breast cancer, but eventually it stops working and women succumb to the disease.

3. Yet the government should not succumb to the instinct of closing up, as this would add credence to the allegations that the government has something to hide.

4. The flavour is refreshingly spicy and delectable, but may even make tongues numb before they succumb to the hot spices.

5. succumb是什么意思

5. Given this, police officers are a group of people who are easily succumb from psychological disease.

6. succumb

6. Japan is unwilling to succumb to its status of " economic giant " but " political dwarf " in the international arena.

7. When in search of cheap eats, it's all too easy to succumb to the dubious charms of fast food chains.

8. succumb的近义词

8. It is a fact that most victims of fires succumb to smoke inhalation, rather than being burnt to death by the flames.

9. Experts play down the use of Internet terms among students, a group that is considered to lack judgment and easily succumb to peer pressure.

10. Some observers see this as the last defense put up by dying industries in the rich world before they succumb to the Chinese juggernaut.

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