claudicar

v.

1 to capitulate, to give up (Formal) (ceder, rendirse).

2 to claudicate, to give up, to quit, to surrender.

Ella se dejó sin luchar She gave in without a fight.

3 to claudicated on.

Nos claudicó el nuevo miembro The new member claudicated on us.

* * *

claudicar

Conjugation model [SACAR], like {{link=sacar}}sacar

► verbo intransitivo

1 to yield, give in

* * *

VI

1) (=rendirse) to give in

no claudicó ante el chantaje — he did not give in to the blackmail

2) (=renunciar)

claudicar de algo — to renounce sth

no podemos claudicar de nuestras convicciones — we cannot renounce our convictions

3) † (=cojear) to limp

4) † (=engañar) to act deceitfully

5) † (=vacilar) to waver, stall

* * *

verbo intransitivo (ceder, transigir) to give in

claudicar de algo — to abandon something

* * *

verbo intransitivo (ceder, transigir) to give in

claudicar de algo — to abandon something

* * *

claudicar [A2 ]

vi

1 (ceder, transigir) to give in

no claudicaremos ante estas amenazas we shall not give in to these threats

2 claudicar DE algo to abandon sth

no claudicó de su postura she did not abandon her position, she did not give in o give way

* * *

claudicar verbo intransitivo to give in
'claudicar' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
capitular

* * *

claudicar vi

[ceder, rendirse] to capitulate, to give up;

nunca claudicó de sus ideas she never renounced her ideas;

se niegan a claudicar ante el chantaje they refuse to give in to blackmail

* * *

claudicar

v/i give in, capitulate

* * *

claudicar {72} vi

: to back down, to abandon one's principles