submit
🇺🇸
/səbˈmɪt/
🇬🇧
/səbˈmɪt/
verb
B2
To give something like a document or idea to someone in charge for them to look at and decide about.
You need to submit your homework to the teacher before the deadline.
R
To let someone else be in control or to agree to something because you have no other choice.
Even though she was scared, she refused to submit to the bully's demands.
R
To say or propose an idea or argument.
The lawyer submitted that the evidence should not be allowed in court.
translation
To give something like a document or idea to someone in charge for them to look at and decide about.; To let someone else be in control or to agree to something because you have no other choice.; To say or propose an idea or argument.
Word Forms
3rd Present
submits
Past
submitted
Perfect
submitted
Progressive
submitting