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1 ♦ (to) submit
♦ (to) submit /səbˈmɪt/A v. t.1 sottoporre; affidare; rimettere; (leg.) demandare, deferire: to submit st. to sb. 's inspection, sottoporre qc. all'esame di q.; (leg.) to submit a case to the court, demandare (o deferire) una causa al tribunale2 presentare; inoltrare ( domande, reclami, ecc.); trasmettere: to submit a transfer request, presentare una domanda di trasferimento; The architect submitted his plans to the city council, l'architetto ha presentato i progetti al consiglio comunale; (comm.) to submit samples [an offer, a tender for a contract], presentare campioni [fare un'offerta, un'offerta per una gara d'appalto]3 (form.) affermare; far presente: He submitted that no evidence of his guilt had been found, fece presente che non era stata trovata alcuna prova della sua colpevolezzaB v. i.1 sottomettersi; fare atto di sottomissione; cedere; piegarsi: They refused to submit to slavery, non vollero sottomettersi alla schiavitù; We must submit to God's will, dobbiamo sottometterci alla volontà di Dio3 rimettersi ( alla decisione, al giudizio altrui); chinare il capo (fig.); obbedire: to submit to arbitration, rimettersi all'arbitrato● to submit a claim, sporgere reclamo; (leg.) presentare una richiesta □ to submit oneself, sottomettersi; cedere; piegarsi. -
2 ♦ (to) submit
♦ (to) submit /səbˈmɪt/A v. t.1 sottoporre; affidare; rimettere; (leg.) demandare, deferire: to submit st. to sb. 's inspection, sottoporre qc. all'esame di q.; (leg.) to submit a case to the court, demandare (o deferire) una causa al tribunale2 presentare; inoltrare ( domande, reclami, ecc.); trasmettere: to submit a transfer request, presentare una domanda di trasferimento; The architect submitted his plans to the city council, l'architetto ha presentato i progetti al consiglio comunale; (comm.) to submit samples [an offer, a tender for a contract], presentare campioni [fare un'offerta, un'offerta per una gara d'appalto]3 (form.) affermare; far presente: He submitted that no evidence of his guilt had been found, fece presente che non era stata trovata alcuna prova della sua colpevolezzaB v. i.1 sottomettersi; fare atto di sottomissione; cedere; piegarsi: They refused to submit to slavery, non vollero sottomettersi alla schiavitù; We must submit to God's will, dobbiamo sottometterci alla volontà di Dio3 rimettersi ( alla decisione, al giudizio altrui); chinare il capo (fig.); obbedire: to submit to arbitration, rimettersi all'arbitrato● to submit a claim, sporgere reclamo; (leg.) presentare una richiesta □ to submit oneself, sottomettersi; cedere; piegarsi.
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