You use 'submit' when you give something like a paper or request to a person or group. They will check or decide about it. It often happens at work or school.
Please submit your homework by Friday.
She submitted the form to the office.
To submit means to accept rules or power from someone. It often means you stop fighting or arguing and agree to what others want.
They submitted to the new law.
The soldiers submitted after the fight.
In technology or online, to submit is to put information into a computer or website. This lets a machine or person see or use the data.
Submit your answer on the website.
You must submit the file online.
To submit can mean to stop fighting and give control to another person or group. It is often used when one side has lost in war or battle.
The army submitted after the battle.
He submitted to the enemy forces.
To submit can mean to give an idea or plan to a group for discussion or approval. This means you share your thoughts for review.
She submitted a new idea to the team.
You can submit your plan tomorrow.
In law, to submit means to give documents or proof to a court. This helps judges and juries decide the case.
The lawyer submitted the evidence to the court.
Submit all papers before the trial.
To submit can mean to accept an action or experience, even if it is hard. Often, people do this because they have no choice.
He submitted to the difficult test.
She submitted to the doctor's checkup.
