submission in Japanese
submission in Japanese is 屈服, 平伏, 恭順 — submission means the act of giving in or yielding to someone else's authority or control.
submission in Japanese
屈服
Pronounced: kuppuku
平伏
Pronounced: heifuku
恭順
Pronounced: kyōjun
服従
Pronounced: fukujuu
サブミッション
Pronounced: sabumisshon
A submission hold in wrestling, mixed martial arts, or other combat sports.
What does "submission" mean?
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noun The act of giving in or yielding to someone else's authority or control.
"The proud general refused any act of submission, even when the city fell."
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noun A piece of work sent in for consideration, such as an entry or application.
"The deadline for submission of entries is the end of this month."
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noun A hold or technique in combat sports that forces an opponent to give up.
"The wrestler escaped the first hold but lost to a submission minutes later."
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submission in a sentence
- The proud general refused any act of submission, even when the city fell.
- The dog rolled over in submission when the larger dog approached.
- The deadline for submission of entries is the end of this month.
- Please attach your CV to your submission before sending the form.
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What is "submission" in Japanese?
"submission" in Japanese is 屈服, 平伏, 恭順. submission means: The act of giving in or yielding to someone else's authority or control.
How do you pronounce 屈服?
"submission" in Japanese is 屈服, pronounced "kuppuku".
How do you use "submission" in a sentence?
Example: "The proud general refused any act of submission, even when the city fell." In Japanese, "submission" is 屈服, 平伏, 恭順.
Are there other ways to say "submission" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "submission": 屈服, 平伏, 恭順, 服従, サブミッション.
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