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1 submission
nounforce/frighten somebody into submission — jemanden zwingen, sich zu unterwerfen/jemandem durch Einschüchterung seinen Willen aufzwingen
3) (presentation) Einreichung, die (to bei); (thing put forward) Einsendung, die; (by witness) Aussage, die* * *see academic.ru/71668/submit">submit* * *sub·mis·sion[səbˈmɪʃən]n no plto force sb into \submission jdn zwingen, sich akk zu unterwerfento frighten sb into \submission jdn durch Einschüchterung fügsam machento starve sb into \submission jdn aushungern\submission of an application Einreichung f eines Antrags\submission of an offer Angebotsabgabe f* * *[səb'mISən]nto force sb into submission — jdn zwingen, sich zu ergeben
2) (= presentation) Eingabe f; (= documents submitted) Vorlage fto make a submission to sb —
his submission to the appeals tribunal — seine Berufung
3) (= contention) Einwurf m (to gegenüber)it is our submission that... — wir behaupten, dass...
* * *submission [səbˈmıʃn] s2. Unterwürfigkeit f:with all due submission mit allem schuldigen Respektin my submission meiner Meinung nach4. JURa) Sachvorlage f, Behauptung fb) Kompromiss m, auch n, Schiedsvertrag m* * *noun1) (surrender) Unterwerfung, die (to unter + Akk.)force/frighten somebody into submission — jemanden zwingen, sich zu unterwerfen/jemandem durch Einschüchterung seinen Willen aufzwingen
3) (presentation) Einreichung, die (to bei); (thing put forward) Einsendung, die; (by witness) Aussage, die* * *n.Ergebung -en f.Unterbreitung f.Unterwerfung f.
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