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516 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ɡˈɪv wˈe͡ɪ], [ ɡˈɪv wˈe‍ɪ], [ ɡ_ˈɪ_v w_ˈeɪ]

n.
- recede,
- retreat.
- accede,
- admit.
• cave in (noun)
- cave.
• ease up (noun)
- ease up.
• fall in (noun)
- fall in.
• go bad (noun)
- go bad.
• move over (noun)
- move over.
v.

• budge (verb)
- influence,
- persuade,
- bend,
- propel,
- push,
- shift,
- inch,
- roll,
- sway,
- remove,
- convince,
- stir,
- slide.
• chicken out (verb)
- go back on,
- have no stomach for,
- renege,
- back down,
- pull out,
- beg off,
- back out,
- surrender,
- recant,
- throw in the towel,
- welsh,
- resign,
- blow it off,
- give up,
- funk out,
- weasel out,
- scratch,
- wimp out,
- make concessions,
- cancel,
- get cold feet,
- turn yellow,
- avoid,
- cop out,
- shy from,
- back pedal,
- worm out,
- bow out,
- wiggle out.
• crack (verb)
- blow up,
- go crazy.
• crumple (verb)
- pucker,
- crimp,
- Crimple,
- wad,
- crinkle,
- rumple,
- ruck,
- Rimple,
- shrivel,
- crease,
- crush,
- screw,
- scrunch,
- wrinkle.
• fall (verb)
- go down,
- obey,
- perish,
- die,
- slump,
- go under,
- capitulate.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- change,
- founder,
- move,
- agreement.
• relent (verb)
- ebb,
- let go,
- wane,
- ease,
- soften,
- melt,
- slow,
- quit,
- forbear,
- moderate.
• retire (verb)
- turn in,
- secede,
- regress,
- exit,
- revoke,
- part,
- go away,
- take off,
- decamp,
- draw back,
- separate,
- repeal,
- absent oneself,
- get off,
- depart,
- rescind.
• snap (verb)
- come apart,
- click,
- pop,
- fracture,
- crackle.
• split (verb)
- whack,
- bifurcate,
- dissever,
- branch,
- splinter,
- sever,
- divide,
- disjoin,
- tear,
- cleave,
- burst,
- sunder,
- disunite,
- divorce,
- rend,
- isolate,
- slash,
- fork,
- slit,
- rip,
- diverge,
- hack,
- disband,
- rive,
- gape.
• succumb (verb)
- decease,
- expire,
- pass,
- croak,
- pass away,
- demise,
- cease.
• superannuate (verb)
- pension.
• weaken (verb)
- dwindle,
- break up,
- minimize,
- reduce,
- cripple,
- sap,
- dilute,
- decrease,
- vitiate,
- slow down,
- impoverish,
- lose spirit,
- limp,
- invalidate,
- lose,
- devitalize,
- lower,
- cut,
- water down,
- depress,
- fade,
- thin out,
- tremble,
- diminish,
- debilitate,
- enervate,
- undermine,
- abate,
- thin,
- relapse,
- totter,
- halt,
- mitigate,
- adulterate,
- temper,
- debase,
- impair,
- lessen.
• yield (verb)
- abdicate,
- buy.
Other synonyms:
- make up for,
- usurp,
- supersede,
- replace,
- switch,
- substitute,
- rotate,
- supersize,
- interchange,
- renew,
- despair of,
- supplant,
- sit in for,
- represent,
- mope,
- swap.
- fall over,
- displace,
- topple,
- spell,
- relieve.
- subside.
- reverse,
- trade.
- buckle.
- fold.
- come down.
- act.
• back down
- chicken out.
• chicken out
- throw in towel,
- throwing in the towel,
- turning yellow,
- blow off.
• crumple
- Rucked,
- wadding,
- wadded,
- Crimpling,
- Rucking.
• give
- given,
- fold up,
- bow to,
- Caving,
- Caved.
• obey
- obeys,
- take orders,
- do what is expected,
- get in line,
- adhere to,
- do duty,
- Responding,
- live by,
- do one’s bidding,
- acted upon,
- be loyal to,
- do as one says,
- play second fiddle,
- do what one is told,
- be ruled by,
- hold fast,
- adhered to,
- do one’s duty,
- act upon.
• Other relevant words:
- whacked,
- going with the flow,
- be hopeless,
- suffer defeat,
- Knuckling,
- prangs,
- knuckles,
- make vacant,
- parting with,
- belly up,
- Rusticated,
- fell down,
- flaked out,
- letting go,
- shatter,
- humoring,
- go along with,
- seclude oneself,
- Knuckled,
- superannuate,
- sag,
- going to sleep,
- lighten up,
- exhaust,
- give up the ghost,
- fall down,
- change position,
- go to bed,
- flip,
- founders,
- falls down,
- Flipping,
- lay down arms,
- give to,
- coming to terms,
- give quarter,
- crumple,
- goes away,
- meet waterloo,
- Dichotomized,
- suffers defeat,
- show white flag,
- Demised,
- give,
- showing mercy,
- cool it,
- pull back,
- getting away,
- hanging down,
- hit the sack,
- Swagging,
- have heavy heart,
- become insane,
- bug out,
- submit,
- ease up on,
- be merciful,
- put up with,
- caving in,
- lets go,
- falling headlong,
- giving to,
- blow mind,
- fall headlong,
- way,
- cave in,
- going in,
- give ground,
- giving ground,
- overbalances,
- up set,
- put with,
- Inched,
- lose heart,
- lurch,
- change one’s mind,
- go bonkers,
- call it quits,
- be killed,
- laid back,
- have mercy,
- fall,
- washout,
- overbalance,
- be destroyed,
- hurtle,
- giving way,
- put out to pasture,
- hang down,
- lay back,
- shows mercy,
- show mercy,
- run along,
- collapse,
- gotten away,
- say uncle,
- slipping,
- retired,
- relent,
- putting out to pasture,
- give in to,
- pulls back,
- pack it in,
- aways,
- rusticate,
- going easy on,
- locomote,
- easing off,
- come undone,
- admitted defeat,
- dichotomize,
- lose faith,
- sever connections,
- got away,
- weaken,
- goes in,
- blow one’s mind,
- lying down,
- falling down,
- fall back,
- calls it quits,
- split,
- have pity,
- be taken,
- branched,
- Dichotomizing,
- become deranged,
- falls away,
- pass into enemy hands,
- pulling back,
- get away,
- breaking down,
- give into,
- lay down,
- fall away,
- fall flat,
- drive into,
- give over,
- Demising,
- let it happen,
- part company,
- put asunder,
- budge,
- going away,
- part with,
- deferred to,
- gives ground,
- defer to,
- pulled back,
- flake out,
- swag,
- ease off,
- plough into,
- parted with,
- go easy on,
- let air out,
- falling to pieces,
- conked out,
- giving up the ghost,
- Pensioning,
- gave up work,
- fall victim to,
- knuckle,
- give out,
- snap,
- conk out,
- break down,
- hurtling,
- take the count,
- retire,
- packed in,
- gave way,
- putting up with,
- prang,
- come to terms,
- yielding,
- branching,
- leave service,
- give some slack,
- Swagged,
- change mind,
- superannuated,
- go in,
- withdraw,
- be lost,
- give work,
- succumb,
- going to bed,
- stop working,
- put one’s tail between one’s legs,
- lie down,
- give up work,
- gave in,
- lurching,
- Hacking,
- yield,
- packs in,
- went to bed,
- bugged out,
- is lost,
- went in,
- Pensioned,
- lose it,
- fall to pieces,
- crash-land,
- be casualty,
- mellow out,
- despair,
- Slipped,
- grin and bear it,
- lost it,
- resign oneself,
- whacking,
- go to sleep,
- go separate ways,
- go to one’s room,
- falling away,
- go with the flow,
- give oneself over,
- gave up the ghost,
- be submissive,
- Hacked,
- persuades,
- over turn,
- eat dirt,
- tire,
- crack,
- falls,
- splash down,
- die away,
- caves in,
- gets away,
- showed mercy,
- admit defeat,
- pancaked,
- Inching,
- overbalanced,
- overbalancing,
- lies down,
- cry uncle,
- crash,
- deny oneself,
- fall prostrate,
- pranged,
- come around,
- pack in.
• snap
- coming apart,
- fractured,
- Fracturing.
• weaken
- slowed down,
- eased up,
- thinning out,
- Limped.
• withdraw
- take away,
- take leave,
- taking out,
- take a hike,
- keep aloof,
- make scarce,
- Withdrew,
- ease out,
- taking away,
- exfiltrate,
- kept apart,
- make oneself scarce,
- took out,
- took away,
- get lost,
- keep apart,
- keeping apart,
- taking leave,
- draw away.

How to use «Give way» in context?

When a car approaches a solid object, such as a street corner, the driver must give way to the other traffic. This means that the car must stop and yield to the other cars. If the other traffic does not stop, then the driver can get pulled over for not giving way.

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move over, give way, give, ease up, yieldverb

move in order to make room for someone for something

«The park gave way to a supermarket»; «`Move over,’ he told the crowd»

Synonyms:
hand, commit, chip in, dedicate, succumb, cave in, collapse, impart, flag, concede, pass on, move over, return, establish, knuckle under, fail, hold, reach, go bad, have, give in, make, give, throw, gift, kick in, conk out, feed, break, slacken off, break down, apply, relent, give out, grant, go, founder, devote, fall in, pass, render, buckle under, cede, soften, present, die, sacrifice, yield, open, turn over, leave, consecrate, generate, contribute, ease off, afford, let up, pay, ease up, bear
collapse, fall in, cave in, give, give way, break, founderverb

break down, literally or metaphorically

«The wall collapsed»; «The business collapsed»; «The dam broke»; «The roof collapsed»; «The wall gave in»; «The roof finally gave under the weight of the ice»

Synonyms:
crack, consecrate, break away, unwrap, devote, contribute, chip in, give out, split up, conk out, part, have, afford, collapse, hold, die, transgress, founder, weaken, crumple, bump, discover, snap off, turn over, go, demote, ease up, break out, separate, split, hand, gift, crack up, damp, smash, render, move over, feed, pay, get out, fracture, relegate, bring out, violate, reveal, divulge, pause, let on, open, get around, interrupt, wear out, grant, establish, break-dance, stop, check, break up, breach, develop, fall flat, give, return, apply, present, better, cave in, make, offend, go bad, impart, generate, break off, disclose, bust, erupt, give away, reach, recrudesce, tumble, break dance, go against, dampen, throw, fall in, soften, break in, let out, dedicate, ruin, fall apart, kick downstairs, burst, pass, break down, infract, fail, come apart, bankrupt, crumble, fall through, join, expose, break, crock up, discontinue, intermit, flop, leave, yield, get together, commit, sacrifice, wear, kick in, pass on
give way, yieldverb

end resistance, as under pressure or force

«The door yielded to repeated blows with a battering ram»

Synonyms:
go, conk out, ease up, grant, succumb, bear, cede, pay, give, soften, break down, cave in, afford, knuckle under, founder, render, concede, break, relent, move over, generate, return, die, buckle under, fall in, yield, fail, give in, give out, collapse, go bad
fail, go bad, give way, die, give out, conk out, go, break, break downverb

stop operating or functioning

«The engine finally went»; «The car died on the road»; «The bus we travelled in broke down on the way to town»; «The coffee maker broke»; «The engine failed on the way to town»; «her eyesight went after the accident»

Synonyms:
peter out, function, crumble, give off, perish, break away, unwrap, hold out, run, endure, lead, give out, hand out, split up, conk out, operate, dampen, travel, collapse, last, go wrong, bomb, transgress, discontinue, founder, weaken, go away, crumple, bump, discover, demote, stop, go, take apart, move, damp, ease up, rifle, separate, decompose, miscarry, split, run low, die out, cash in one’s chips, dissect, smash, pause, move over, spoil, pass out, pass away, get out, drop dead, fracture, relegate, bring out, violate, reveal, divulge, part, betray, let on, blend in, run short, get around, get going, locomote, intermit, wear out, expire, lose it, check, break dance, break-dance, live, give-up the ghost, kick the bucket, breach, blend, burst, give, plump, crack, ruin, run down, fit, erupt, emit, better, flush it, belong, tumble, offend, go bad, become flat, survive, crush, get, disclose, break off, snuff it, bust, flunk, become, give away, break up, analyse, live on, interrupt, break out, croak, run out, choke, poop out, pop off, pall, sound, fall in, soften, go against, let out, come apart, neglect, extend, start, depart, kick downstairs, distribute, decease, die, pass, proceed, break down, infract, exit, conk, fail, buy the farm, bankrupt, hold up, develop, expose, break, analyze, fall apart, break in, snap off, snap, yield, work, cave in, wear, recrudesce

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Ibrahim Sharqieh Frehat:

The problem with the Americans is that they deal with the problems with the same tools — bombings. Weakening AQAP will only give way to Daesh to be born.
Doug Mastriano:

I am pro-life. It’s the number one issue, i don’t give way to exceptions either.
Brian Deschanel:

Never give way to desire, over logic. It’s the recipe for disaster.
Justice William O. Douglas:

Big Brother in the form of an increasingly powerful government and in an increasingly powerful private sector will pile the records high with reasons why privacy should give way to national security, to law and order, to efficiency of operation, to scientific advancement and the like.
William Shakespeare:

Small to greater matters must give way.

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nachgeben, weichenGerman
Ceda el pasoSpanish
antaa periksi, tila, sortua, väistääFinnish
céder, laisser la place à, céder la place à, abandonnerFrench
ngawhere, tautuku, ngaekiMāori
ustąpić pierwszeństwa, ustąpić miejscaPolish
уступать дорогу, поддаваться, пропускать, пропустить, уступить, уступить дорогу, поддаться, уступатьRussian
讓路Chinese

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as inbudge
as inchicken out
as incollapse
as incrack
as incrash
as incrumple
as incry uncle
as indespair
as infall
as ingive
as inobey
as inrelent
as inretire
as insag
as insnap
as insplit
as insubmit
as insuccumb
as insuperannuate
as inweaken
as inwithdraw
as inyield

bend
change
convince
inch
influence
locomote
move
persuade
propel
push
remove
roll
shift
slide
stir
sway
yield
change position

avoid
back down
back out
back pedal
beg off
blow it off
bow out
cancel
cop out
funk out
get cold feet
give up
go back on
have no stomach for
make concessions
pull out
recant
renege
resign
scratch
shy from
surrender
throw in the towel
turn yellow
weasel out
wiggle out
wimp out
withdraw
worm out
yield

break
cave in
crumple
disintegrate
drop
fail
faint
fall down
founder
shatter
topple
weaken
bend
deflate
droop
exhaust
flag
fold
give
go
languish
subside
succumb
tire
weary
wilt
yield
belly up
conk out
crack up
flake out
give in
give out
go to pieces
keel over

break down
collapse
flip
succumb
yield
become deranged
become insane
blow one’s mind
blow up
bug out
go bonkers
go crazy
go to pieces
lose it

bump
collapse
collide
ditch
dive
drop
hurtle
meet
overturn
plunge
slip
smash
topple
tumble
lurch
overbalance
pancake
pitch
prang
sprawl
upset
washout
bite the dust
crash-land
drive into
fall flat
fall headlong
fall prostrate
go in
plough into
splash down

break down
buckle
crush
scrunch
collapse
crease
crimp
crinkle
fall
fold
pucker
ruck
rumple
screw
shrivel
wad
wrinkle
cave in
crimple
go to pieces
rimple

break
cave in
give up
put one’s tail between one’s legs
say uncle
surrender

abandon
despond
destroy
drop
flatten
relinquish
renounce
resign
surrender
yield
be hopeless
have heavy heart
let air out
lose faith
lose heart
take down

die
drop
give up
go down
slump
bend
capitulate
obey
perish
resign
submit
succumb
yield
back down
be casualty
be destroyed
be killed
be lost
be taken
defer to
eat dirt
fall to pieces
give in
go under
lie down
pass into enemy hands

allow
devote
fail
go
grant
hand over
lend
open
bend
break
cave
cede
concede
contract
crumble
crumple
fall
flex
fold
recede
relax
relent
relinquish
retire
retreat
sag
shrink
sink
slacken
surrender
weaken
bow to
fold up

accept
adhere to
carry out
comply
embrace
execute
heed
live by
observe
surrender
accede
accord
acquiesce
agree
answer
assent
concur
discharge
follow
fulfill
keep
mind
perform
respond
serve
submit
abide by
act upon
be loyal to
be ruled by
bow to
do as one says
do one’s bidding
do one’s duty
do what is expected
do what one is told
get in line
hold fast
knuckle under
play second fiddle
take orders
toe the line

acquiesce
capitulate
cave in
come around
comply
ease off
give in
give up
let go
quit
relax
slacken
soften
subside
drop
ease
ebb
fall
fold
forbear
melt
moderate
slow
wane
weaken
yield
be merciful
change one’s mind
cool it
cry uncle
die away
ease up on
give quarter
give some slack
go along with
go easy on
have mercy
have pity
lay back
let it happen
lighten up
mellow out
say uncle
show mercy

depart
go
pull out
relinquish
remove
retreat
separate
surrender
withdraw
decamp
ebb
exit
part
recede
regress
repeal
rescind
resign
revoke
rusticate
secede
yield
absent oneself
deny oneself
draw back
fall back
get away
get off
give ground
give up work
go away
go to bed
go to one’s room
go to sleep
hand over
hit the sack
leave service
make vacant
pull back
run along
seclude oneself
sever connections
stop working
take off
turn in

cave in
dip
drop off
fall off
languish
sink
slide
slip
slump
wilt
bag
bend
bow
curve
dangle
decline
drop
fail
fall
flag
flap
flop
hang
lean
settle
swag
fall away
hang down

click
crack
fracture
pop
crackle
come apart

break
disband
divide
isolate
open
rip
rive
separate
sever
splinter
tear
bifurcate
branch
burst
cleave
crack
dichotomize
disjoin
dissever
disunite
diverge
divorce
fork
gape
hack
part
rend
slash
slit
snap
sunder
whack
come apart
come undone
go separate ways
part company
put asunder

acknowledge
agree
defer
surrender
abide
accede
acquiesce
appease
bend
bow
buckle
capitulate
cave
cede
concede
fold
humor
indulge
knuckle
kowtow
obey
quit
relent
relinquish
stoop
succumb
tolerate
truckle
withstand
yield
be submissive
eat crow
give away
give ground
give in
go with the flow
grin and bear it
knuckle under
lay down arms
put up with
resign oneself
say uncle
throw in the towel
toe the line

bow
break down
buckle
capitulate
cave in
cease
defer
give in
go down
pass away
perish
quit
wilt
yield
accede
cave
collapse
croak
decease
demise
depart
drop
expire
fall
fold
go
knuckle
pass
submit
eat crow
fall victim to
flake out
give in to
give out
give up the ghost
go under
knuckle under
meet waterloo
pack it in
show white flag
take the count
throw in the towel

decamp
depart
ebb
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How to use give way in a sentence

It was all nonsense of Margaret’s, but he will always make everything give way to her.

THE DAISY CHAINCHARLOTTE YONGE

Throwing his force on the flank of the Confederate army, they were compelled to give way and the field was won.

THE COURIER OF THE OZARKSBYRON A. DUNN

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985

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1) отступать, давать дорогу; расступиться, раздвинуться, пропустить

The crowd gave way, and one by one the prisoners were thrust in. (U. Sinclair, ‘Jimmie Higgins’, ch. VI) — Толпа расступилась, и арестованных поодиночке впихнули в машину.

2) уступать, идти на уступки кому-л. или чему-л., сдавать свои позиции; уступать место чему-л., сменяться чем-л.

In the beginning he had been watched with anxiety, perhaps even with misgiving. But soon this gave way to open admiration. (A. J. Cronin, ‘A Thing of Beauty’, part II, ch. XIV) — Сначала за его работой наблюдали с опасением, почти с тревогой. Но вскоре тревога сменилась открытым восхищением.

‘I’ve heard rumors of the story — what really happened?’ she asked, the woman in her giving way to the reporter. (S. Heym, ‘The Crusaders’, book I, ch. 2) — — Я слышала об этой истории. Расскажите, как было дело. — В Карен заговорило не любопытство женщины, а профессиональный интерес.

Sir H: «I am not giving way, so the hon. member need not get ants in his pants. I have only two minutes and he took too long anyway.» (‘Parliamentary Debates’, ‘House of Commons’) — Сэр Г: «Я не собираюсь уступать место другому оратору. Почтенный джентльмен может не трепыхаться. В моем распоряжении только две минуты, а он проговорил больше положенного времени.»

The Government must not give way to political blackmail from the arms kings. (‘Daily Worker’) — Правительство не должно идти на уступки торговцам оружием, прибегающим к политическому шантажу.

3) отказать, испортиться, сломаться; сдать ; помутиться ; подкоситься

Something gave way in him, and words came welling up… (J. Galsworthy, ‘Caravan’, ‘Salvation of a Forsyte’) — Что-то прорвалось в нем, и слова посыпались одно за другим…

The uproar was appalling, perilous to the ear-drums; one feared there was too much sound for the room to hold — that the walls must give way or the ceiling crack. (U. Sinclair, ‘The Jungle’, ch. III) — Шум стоял невообразимый: казалось, что лопнут барабанные перепонки, что зал не вместит в себя все эти звуки и обвалятся стены или обрушится потолок.

Something seemed to give way in his heart; it really felt to him as though something were breaking, and he felt strangely weak. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Of Human Bondage’, ch. 75) — Что-то неладное творилось у него с сердцем: ему казалось, что оно действительно рвется на части, и он чувствовал непривычную слабость.

Her words startled him; his composure began to give way… (A. J. Cronin, ‘Three Loves’, book II, ch. 29) — Слова матери встревожили Питера. Спокойствие изменило ему…

He moved forward and his legs gave way and he fell awkwardly and completely on his side, his arms and head flinging themselves loosely at will. (J. Aldridge, ‘The Diplomat’, ch. 16) — Он сделал движение вперед, ноги у него разъехались, и он, неуклюже взмахнув руками, боком грохнулся на лед.

…we have to do with one whose mind has given way under continued strain. (I. Murdoch, ‘The Black Prince’, ‘Postscript by Rachel’) —…перед нами человек, чей рассудок не выдержал длительного напряжения.

4) давать волю чему-л., поддаваться, предаваться ; потерять самообладание, контроль

Rebecca gave way to some very sincere and touching regrets that a piece of marvellous good fortune should have been so near her, and she actually obliged to decline it. (W. Thackeray, ‘Vanity Fair’, ch. XV) — Ребекка предавалась весьма искренним и трогательным сожалениям по поводу того, что удача была так близко, а между тем она была вынуждена отказаться от нее.

Here the dame was… inclined to give way to a passion of tears. (W. Scott, ‘The Fortunes of Nigel’, ch. XXXVI) — В эту минуту дама… готова была залиться горькими слезами.

Margery: «Oh! What shall we do?» Dorothy: «Don’t give way, Marge. It’s not certain yet.» (W. S. Maugham, ‘The Bread-Winner’, sc. 1) — Марджери: «Боже! Что с нами будет?» Дороти: «Держи себя в руках, Мардж. Пока еще ничего не известно.»

Left alone in her strange abode Jennie gave way to her saddened feelings. (Th. Dreiser, ‘Jennie Gerhardt’, ch. X) — Оставшись одна в новом, чужом месте, Дженни дала волю своему горю.

5) налечь на вёсла, прибавить ходу

And the next moment he and the captain had dropped aboard of us, and we had showed off and given way. (R. L. Stevenson, ‘Treasure Island’, ch. XVI) — Грей и капитан быстро прыгнули в шлюпку, мы отчалили и налегли на весла.

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Словосочетания

give way — уступать
give way! — мор. вёсла на воду! (команда)
to give way — а) отступать; уступать; сдаваться; the enemy was forced to give way
give way to — поддаваться чему-либо; уступать место; поддаться
give way port! — левая на воду!
give way to grief — предаваться отчаянию
give way to regrets — предаваться сожалениям
give way starboard! — правая на воду!
to give way to grief — предаваться отчаянию
give way to pressure — уступать под давлением

give way in a dispute — уступить в споре
give way fore and aft! — навались, дай ход!
obligation to give way — обязанность уступить дорогу; обязанность уступать дорогу
unable-to-give way lights — огни «не могу уступить дорогу»
give way to one’s hang-ups — комплексовать
enemy was forced to give way — противник был вынужден отступить
give way to a passion of tears — дать волю слезам
the enemy was forced to give way — противник был вынужден отступить
don’t push against the fence, it will give way — не наваливайтесь на забор, иначе он рухнет
dam gave way — плотина прорвалась
give the way — уступать трассу
branch gave way — ветка переломилась
he dam gave way — плотина прорвалась
to give the way — уступать трассу
the dam gave way — плотина прорвалась
the branch gave way — ветка переломилась
his health gave way — у него пошатнулось здоровье; у него сдало здоровье; погнуться
his legs gave way under him — у него подкосились ноги
his anger gave way to curiosity — его гнев уступил место любопытству
ground gave way beneath the foot — почва подалась под тяжестью ноги

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Автоматический перевод

уступить, смениться, уступить дорогу, уступать дорогу

Перевод по словам

give — давать, придать, отдавать, предоставлять, податливость, эластичность
way — путь, способ, сторона, дорога, метод, далеко, значительно, чересчур

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The floor’s rotten and likely to give way.

Пол — гнилой, и, вероятно, проломится.

Despite growing pressure, the Minister of State refused to give way.

Несмотря на растущее давление, государственный министр уступать отказался.

You ought not to give way to your temper, under whatever provocation.

Вы не должны давать выхода своим эмоциям, независимо от степени раздражения.

My anger gave way to depression.

Мой гнев сменился депрессией.

The trees soon gave way to bare rock.

Вскоре деревья сменились голыми скалами.

His legs gave way under him and he fell over.

Ноги под ним подкосились, и он упал.

The grassy plain gave way to an extensive swamp.

Травянистая равнина уступила место обширному болоту.

For once Mrs. Baratrie gave way to a bromide. She said: «How good little Clive was!»

А однажды миссис Баратри позволила себе произнести сущую банальность. Она сказала: «Каким милым оказался малыш Клив!»

Примеры, ожидающие перевода

In Britain, give way to cars coming from the right.

You must give way to any pedestrians on the crossing.

The expression “give way,” meaning “retreat,” is an idiom.

…a discussion on some hot-button social issues in which any pretense to civility quickly gave way to intransigence and scurrility…

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Synonyms for give way (verb)

collapse, fall in, cave in, give, break, founder

Synonyms for give way (verb)

fail, go bad, die, give out, conk out, go, break, break down

Synonyms for give way (verb)

move over, give, ease up, yield

Synonyms for give way (verb)

yield

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Only when the leading singers threatened to withdraw from the production did the management give way.
These smaller cannons would eventually give way to larger, wall breaching guns by the end of the 1300s.
When she returned to her mother and siblings, she was constantly required to give way to her elder sister Lai Ho.
At one point fire from Terror caused part of the cliff near the town to give way, taking Italian gun positions with it.
These colour changes soon give way to bluish or greyish tones, which, when combined, give the cap a variegated appearance.

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Number of characters: 8 (7 excluding spaces)
Number of consonants: 3
Number of vowels: 4

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