Submitの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

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A: "Submit" can mean "give to" or "give in to".

If you submit a letter to a newspaper, it means that you send them a letter so that they can print it.
If you submit a story to a publisher, it means you give them a story that you've written so that they can publish it.

If you submit to someone's wishes, it means that you do what they want you to do.

A: To submit can mean to turn something in if you’re submitting an assignment from a teacher or something for work, or it can mean an animal or person submitting to another animal or another person.

A: submit-提出する 服従する
permit-許可
admit-認める

A: To allow, to surrender, to let happen.
This person will not let anyone question him if it means he might get prosecuted.

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* He submitted his proposal for urban development to the city council. 

* 他將城市發展建議提交市議會。

* She refused to submit to his control. 

* 她不屈服於他的控制。

* We'll submit ourselves to the court's judgments.

 * 我們將聽從法庭的裁決。


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A: I submitted my assignment last night!
I submitted his final draft the week before.
She checked her documents before submitting it.
He submitted his students art work!
She submitted her homework 🤔

A: I had to submit my high school grades to the college I want to go to.
I had to submit my permission slip if I wanted to go to the field trip.

A: She submitted the report to teacher.
He submitted the papers to his boss.
I submitted my tax papers.

A: Submit has two definitions.
1. To enter in something
2. To willingly be under someone's power.

1. Ex: He submit his resume.
He remembered to submit his paper before it was due.

2. Ex: He submit underneath the man's power for he was just a slave.

A: Yield: when you accept someone's demands (because they're putting pressure on you) / you give up

Submit: you accept that someone has power over you/ you agree to obey them

So they both mean you're surrendering to someone, but 'submit' means you surrender completely, 'yield' doesn't have to mean completely.

I feel like when you "yield" to someone, you're both still at an equal status. When you "submit" to someone, it's like you're placing them at a higher status than you.

A: Submit is used when like you are handing it in on a computer or something but handing in is on paper.

A: You can deliver your application to the college you are applying to, but you turning it in is called submitting your application. Both things are taking them there, but deliver just means transport, while submit means that you are giving them the application for the purpose of consideration.

A: As verbs the difference between present and submit is that present is to bring (someone) into the presence of (a person); to introduce formally while submit is to yield or give way to another.

As an adjective present is relating to now, for the time being; current.
As a noun present is the current moment or period of time or present can be a gift, especially one given for birthdays, christmas, anniversaries, graduations, weddings, or any other special occasions.

A: you submit things that usually need to be reviewed, like an application or test. sending doesn't usually mean that. sending is more commonly used for things like exchanging pictures or for sending messages on social media.

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A: Submit your homework tomorrow in class.
明日クラスで宿題を提出しなさい。

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