English to Polish Meaning of defeat - Pokonać

Defeat :

Pokonać

noun

Pokonać, zguba, ruina, zniszczenie, obalenie, los, lizanie, utrata, udaremnienie, porażka, rewers, oceniać, naszyjnik, wieniec, podział, folia, bicie, spadek, recesja, upadek, zawalić się, zwyrodnienie, niepowodzenie, w braku, niewypał, poronienie, przeszkoda, zaczep, odpychanie, sugestia, hańba, zakłopotanie, oszołomienie, bariera, bunkier, blok

verb

Pokonać, skunks, pukanie, podbić, przezwyciężać, rana, zabić, zniszczyć, zginąć, wrak, zdobyć, paraliżować, pokonać, obalić, utrudniać, udaremniać, obciążyć, roztrzaskać, wymazać, zburzyć, rzepak, uciskać, siła, oczarować, Overmatch, brać, zasypać, ujarzmiać, atakować, nękać, piętro, utracić, konfiskować, uniknąć, przegroda, zawieść

Defeat :: pokonaćDefeated :: pokonanyDefeater :: pogromcaDefeaters :: defeatersDefeating :: pokonanieDefeatism :: defetyzmDefeatist :: defetystycznyDefeatists :: defetystamiDefeats :: porażek

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Definitions of defeat in English

Noun(1) an unsuccessful ending to a struggle or contest(2) the feeling that accompanies an experience of being thwarted in attaining your goals
Verb(1) win a victory over(2) thwart the passage of

Examples of defeat in English

(1) The closure of a further service facility in rural areas will completely defeat this aim.(2) She was a representative for Dun Laoghaire from February 1987 until her defeat in the general election of June 1989.(3) Coimbatore's roadside parks and islands stand to defeat the very objective of road-safety.(4) In each case the insured defendant failed to defeat the claim and in each his liability to the plaintiff exceeded the limit of the indemnity provided.(5) For reasons that defeat us, The Road Goes On Forever has been out of print for 20 years.(6) Inclusion of modern subjects would defeat this objective.(7) Unlike conventional warfare, they are not seeking to take territory or defeat us in open battle.(8) she had still not quite admitted defeat(9) Its spokeswoman Nancy Webster said she feared the high charges would defeat the object of the legislation.(10) The Plaintiff maintains that those transfers were intended to defeat the Plaintiff.(11) Nixon's performance in this debate was in part instrumental in his defeat and the election of John F. Kennedy to the White house in the November 1960.(12) It was always going to be difficult to get all of us in the same city on the same day and despite frantic juggling we've had to admit a temporary defeat .(13) To hold otherwise would likely defeat the plaintiff's right to have these claims heard on their merits.(14) This contrast is sufficient to defeat the defendants' argument, as a matter of binding authority.(15) They have made no progress between their landslide defeat in the 1997 election and their second defeat in 2001.(16) In fact disclosure of their meaning would defeat their very object in sending them.

Related Phrases of defeat

(1) admit defeat ::

przyznać się do porażki

(2) concede defeat ::

przyznać się do porażki

(3) crushing defeat ::

miażdżący porażka

Related Phrases of defeat

(1) admit defeat ::

przyznać się do porażki

(2) concede defeat ::

przyznać się do porażki

(3) crushing defeat ::

miażdżący porażka

Synonyms

Noun

1. loss ::

utrata

2. failure ::

niepowodzenie

3. licking ::

lizanie

4. frustration ::

udaremnienie

Verb

5. beat ::

bić

6. thwart ::

udaremniać

7. reject ::

odrzucać

8. baffle ::

przegroda

9. shoot down ::

zestrzelić

10. overcome ::

przezwyciężać

Different Forms

defeat, defeated, defeater, defeaters, defeating, defeatism, defeatist, defeatists, defeats

Word Example from TV Shows

$who had resisted next to the partisans\Nto defeat the fascists in Italia$

who had resisted next to the partisans
to DEFEAT the fascists in Italia

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 13