Capitular (en. Surrender)
/ka.pi.tu.lar/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To yield or surrender in a conflict or dispute.
The commander had to capitulate to the enemy forces.
El comandante tuvo que capitular ante las fuerzas enemigas.
To establish agreements or provisions in a document or assembly.
A new agreement between the parties was decided to be capitulated.
Se decidió capitular un nuevo acuerdo entre las partes.
To take or be part of a set or chapter.
The topics to be addressed will be capitulated in the final report.
Los temas que se van a tratar se capitularán en el informe final.
Etymology
From Latin 'capitularis', meaning 'pertaining to a chapter'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to capitulate to someone
To surrender or yield in a situation in favor of another person.
capitular ante alguien
to capitulate an agreement
To establish or formalize a specific agreement.
capitular un acuerdo
Related Words
chapter
Division of a text or speech that deals with a specific topic.
capítulo
yield
To give or deliver what one possesses to someone else.
cede
Slang Meanings
To lay down arms in a joke or game.
I can't believe you capitulated so quickly in the game.
No puedo creer que hayas capitulado tan rápido en la partida.
To accept an unfavorable situation in a resigned manner.
After so many discussions, he decided to capitulate to the opinion of others.
Después de tantas discusiones, decidió capitular ante la opinión de los demás.