Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Subdue"

A: Todavía tienes que someterlos. Y tienes que decidirte a matarlos

A: This is often used when speaking of war or crimes. It typically means to overcome/take control/bring under control (someone or something).

An example would be: "I subdued my desire to eat everything." In this case the desire was overcome and the person kept themself under control.

A: Police would subdue someone who resisted being arrested. They are not trying to hurt them, they are trying to control them.

A: He seems subdued.

余り使われてないと思います

A: "The police attempted to subdue the protestors."

Subdue means to conquer, overthrow, over power, reduce, or defeat

A: Subdue means to put something at rest, almost.
If you want to say you defeated your anxiety, you would say "I had managed to conquer my anxiety and learned to believe myself."

Conquer is to completely defeat something. For example: "I conquered my fear of heights" Means you no longer fear heights.

However, if you say "I subdued my fear of heights" That means that you are not scared of heights for a short period of time.

A:
Subdue examples:
He was better at fighting, so he subdued me.
The horse was difficult to manage, but the rider eventually subdued it.

Submit examples:
He was better at fighting, so I had to submit to him.
I completed my assignment and submitted it to the teacher. (Meaning “turn in” or “give” here)

A: subdue: to reduce the force of something, or to preventsomething from existing ordeveloping and obey:someone to be in command of your actions
hope I helped

A:
Subdue - bring under control

Subdue a riot (bring the riot under control)

Example: They were able to subdue the violent man after pinning him to the ground.

Suppress - forcibly end the action or prevent the action from developing

Suppress the riot (force the riot to the end or prevent the riot from developing bigger)

Example: She was so happy, she was unable to suppress the smile on her face. (She was forcing herself not to smile but could not do it)

A: In general you suppress something, but you subdue someone.


The police officers ran off to subdue the criminal.

The lawyer wanted to suppress evidence about his client.

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A: It’s sounds like a line in a story or comic or even a movie, so I guess if it’s in one of those cases then, yes it does sound natural