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surrendered

verb (past form of surrender: surrender, surrenders, surrendered, surrendering); adjective (a surrendered pet)

«surrendered» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. gave up in a fight or war and stopped fighting. tree →
  2. handed something over, often because you must ("surrendered his passport"). tree →
  3. (euphemism, official) of a pet: given up by its owner to an animal shelter. tree →

In the lessons

Military and everyday sense for giving up; in animal shelters, a gentle official word for a pet the owner could not keep. All regions.

Examples

  • The army surrendered at dawn. tree →
  • The dog was surrendered to the shelter when its owner moved. tree →
  • He surrendered his phone to the teacher. tree →
  • Many rabbits are surrendered after the holidays. tree →
  • The robber surrendered to the police. tree →
  • The shelter takes in surrendered cats. tree →
  • Then the bird surrendered at once, and begged to be taken into Momotaro’s company. tree →

Note

Several senses. A surrendered pet is not lost or stray; its owner gave it up. In maths, surrendered animals may be added to a shelter's total.

On Mova

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