full capitulation
[/fʊl kæpɪtʃuˈleɪʃən/]
nounpl: full capitulations
capitulação total
1. Complete surrender or submission, typically in a military, political, or negotiation context; the act of yielding entirely to an opponent's demands without reservations
The country's full capitulation to the enemy forces marked the end of the war.
A capitulação total do país às forças inimigas marcou o fim da guerra.
2. Abandonment of all resistance or opposition; complete concession of a position or principle
The government's full capitulation on the trade agreement disappointed many citizens.
A capitulação total do governo sobre o acordo comercial decepcionou muitos cidadãos.
The term 'full capitulation' is commonly used in Brazilian and American political discourse, particularly regarding international negotiations, trade agreements, and diplomatic conflicts. It carries a negative connotation, suggesting weakness or failure to maintain one's position. In historical contexts, it frequently references military defeats or the end of wars.
NYC Slang
full surrender, giving up the ghost
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