submitted
səbˈmɪtɪd
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Definition of submitted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
evaluationpresented for consideration or judgment
  • The report was submitted for review.
offered presented proposed
2.
authorityyielded to authority or control
  • The submitted documents were under investigation.
surrendered yielded
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Origin of submitted

Latin, submittere (to lower, reduce)

Terms with submitted included in their meaning

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paperwork
form or documents submitted to apply for a job
tax document
form submitted to tax authorities detailing income and taxes paid
process
in the process of being submitted
authority
submitted to authority or control
auctions
organized set of rules that governs how offers are submitted and chosen
filedadj.
bureaucracy
submitted to an authority
offer document
bid submitted by a supplier in a formal bidding contest
employment status
relating to the state of having submitted a formal job resignation

Examples of submitted in a sentence

  • All submitted entries will be judged by the panel.
  • The submitted forms were reviewed by the committee.
  • The submitted application was approved.

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  1. French:soumis, remis, ...
  2. German:eingereicht, übergeben, ...
  3. Italian:presentato, ...
  4. Spanish:presentado, ...
  5. Portuguese:submetido, entregue, ...
  6. Chinese:提交的, ...
  7. Japanese:提出された, 提出済み, ...
  8. Arabic:مُقَدَّم, خاضِع, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוּגָּשׁ, כָּפוּף, ...
  10. Russian:представленный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:поданий, подані, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रस्तुत, समर्पित, ...
submit
səbˈmɪt
submitting

Definition of submit - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
present formallytr.present for consideration, approval, or judgmenttr.
  • She will submit her paper for review tomorrow..
offer propose tender
2.
actiontr.accept or undergo, often unwillinglytr.
  • They had to submit to the new rules.
surrender yield
3.
decision-makingtr.refer something for judgment or decisiontr.
  • The case was submitted to the court for review.
present propose
4.
controlintr.yield to the control of anotherintr.
  • He decided to submit to his manager's decision.
capitulate surrender
5.
lawtr.subject to a process or treatmenttr.
  • The samples were submitted for testing.
offer present yield
6.
communicationtr./intr.Datedstate or propose deferentiallytr./intr.Dated
  • I submit that this plan will benefit everyone.
propose suggest
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Expressions with submit

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accept control or authority of someone or something
After much resistance, she chose to submit herself to the committee's decision.
yield to external demands or stress
She submitted to pressure and changed her decision.
give in to a desire or urge
He tried to resist but eventually submitted to temptation.
politely introduce a personal opinion in serious discussion
I submit that this policy will harm small communities.

Origin of submit

Latin, submittere (to yield)

Examples of submit in a sentence

  • They must submit the application by Friday.
  • She refused to submit to peer pressure.
  • He had to submit to the authority of the court.
  • She decided to submit her proposal to the committee.
  • The document was submitted for final approval.
  • They had to submit to the new regulations.

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  1. French:soumettre, se soumettre, ...
  2. German:einreichen, unterwerfen, ...
  3. Italian:consegnare, sottomettersi, ...
  4. Spanish:entregar, someterse, ...
  5. Portuguese:submeter, submeter-se, ...
  6. Chinese:提交, 屈服于, ...
  7. Japanese:提出する, 従う, ...
  8. Arabic:قدَّمَ, خَضَعَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַגִּישׁ, לְהִיכָּנֵעַ, ...
  10. Russian:подать, подчиняться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:подати, підкоритися, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रस्तुत करना, स्वीकार करना, ...
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