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conquer Verb 1. to defeat (an opponent or opponents) 2. to overcome (a difficulty or feeling) 3. to gain possession of (a place) by force or war [Latin conquirere to search for] conquering adj
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conquer verb 2. defeat, overcome, overthrow, beat, stuff (slang) master, tank (slang) triumph, crush, humble, lick (informal) undo, subdue, rout, overpower, quell, get the better of, clobber (slang) vanquish, subjugate, prevail over, checkmate, run rings around (informal) wipe the floor with (informal) make mincemeat of (informal) put in their place, blow out of the water (slang) bring to their knees << OPPOSITE lose to Translationsconquer v conquer [ˈkoŋkə] to overcome or defeat The Normans conquered England in the eleventh century; You must conquer your fear of the dark.oorwin, verower, verslaan, baasraak; seëvier; onderwerp, oorweldig, inneemيَتَغَلَّب على، يَقْهَر، يَفْتَح، يَسْتَوْليпобеждавамdobýt, přemocterobre; besejreerobern, überwindenκατακτώconquistar, vencervallutama, võitu saamaغلبه کردن؛ شکست دادنvalloittaa, voittaaconquérir, vaincreלִכבּוֹשजीतनाosvojiti, pobijediti, svladatimeghódítmenaklukkansigra; leggja undir sigconquistare征服する정복하다, 이기다užkariauti, nugalėti, įveiktiiekarot; uzvarēt; pārvarētmenguasaiveroverenseire (over), erobre, underlegge segpodbijać, pokonywaćconquistara cuceri, a învingeзавоёвывать;преодолеватьdobyť; premôcťosvojiti; premagatiosvojitierövra, besegraชนะfethetmek征服завойовувати; підкорятиشكست دينا، فتح پانا، قابو پاناchinh phục征服 n ˈconqueror oorwinnaar, veroweraarفاتِح، غازٍ، مُنْتَصِرзавоевателdobyvatel, přemožitelerobrer; sejrherreder Erobererκατακτητήςconquistadorvallutajaکشورگشا؛ فاتحvalloittajaconquérant/-anteכּוֹבֵשजीतने वालाosvajač, pobjednikhódítópenakluksigurvegariconquistatore, conquistatrice征服者정복자, 승리자užkariautojasiekarotājspenaklukveroveraarerobrer, seierherrezdobywcaconquistadorcuceritorзавоевательdobyvateľ, -kaosvajalecosvajačerövrare, besegrareผู้ชนะfatih征服者завойовникفاتحngười chinh phục征服者 n conquest [ˈkoŋkwest] (an) act of conquering The Norman Conquest; He's impressed with you – you've made a conquest.oorwinning, verowering; wins, buitفَتْح، غَزْو، اكْتِساب حُبзавладяванеdobytí, vítězstvíerobringdie Eroberungκατάκτησηconquistavallutusپیروزی؛ غلبهvalloitusconquêteכִּבּוּש @@@כּיבּוּש$$$जीतosvajanjehódításpenaklukanhertaka; ávinningurconquista征服정복užkariavimasiekarošana; pakļaušanapenaklukanveroveringerobringpodbójconquistacucerireзавоеваниеdobytieosvojitevosvajanjeerövring, segerชัยชนะfetih, zapt征服завоювання, підкоренняفتح، جيتsự chinh phục征服 |
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For this is the day we are to conquer His Majesty the Scarecrow, and wrest from him the throne. When the Ass persisted in his effort, the man let him go and said, "Conquer, but conquer to your cost. This is one of the bons mots of Alexander VI, and refers to the ease with which Charles VIII seized Italy, implying that it was only necessary for him to send his quartermasters to chalk up the billets for his soldiers to conquer the country. |
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