conquer
[ˈk(ɒ)ŋkə(r)]transitive verb | transitives Verb v/tOverview of all translations
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examples
- to conquer territories fromsomebody | jemand sbjemandem Land abgewinnento conquer territories fromsomebody | jemand sb
- unterwerfen, besiegen, überwinden, -wältigen, bezwingenconquer subjugate, defeatconquer subjugate, defeat
examples
- to conquer one’s independenceseine Unabhängigkeit erringento conquer one’s independence
- bewältigen, bezwingen, überwinden, Herr werden über (accusative (case) | Akkusativakk)conquer gain control over figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfigconquer gain control over figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig
examples
- to conquer one’s feelingsseine Gefühle beherrschento conquer one’s feelings
conquer
[ˈk(ɒ)ŋkə(r)]intransitive verb | intransitives Verb v/iOverview of all translations
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- conquer
- conquer → see „defeat“conquer → see „defeat“
- conquer → see „lick“conquer → see „lick“
- conquer → see „overcome“conquer → see „overcome“
- conquer → see „overthrow“conquer → see „overthrow“
- conquer → see „reduce“conquer → see „reduce“
- conquer → see „subdue“conquer → see „subdue“
- conquer → see „subjugate“conquer → see „subjugate“
- conquer → see „surmount“conquer → see „surmount“
- conquer → see „vanquish“conquer → see „vanquish“
