Hanapin
to give up
[phrase form: give]
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sumuko sa
to stop trying when faced with failures or difficulties
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sumuko sa
to voluntarily resign or depart from a job or position
03
sumuko sa
to lose something, such as a right or possession, typically due to an error, offense, or crime
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sumuko sa
to sacrifice something valued for the benefit or well-being of someone or something else
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sumuko sa
to allow someone to have or use something
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sumuko sa
to let go of things that are not essential or necessary
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sumuko sa
to stop or end an activity or state
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sumuko sa
to stop holding onto or advocating for certain ideas or claims
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sumuko sa
to surrender control, power, or possession to someone else
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sumuko sa
to cease the consumption or use of something
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sumuko sa
(with reference to baseball) to allow the opposing team to score runs
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sumuko sa
to surrender or offer oneself or someone else to be captured by authorities
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sumuko sa
to abandon hope or expectation regarding someone's arrival, recovery, or discovery
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sumuko sa
to end a relationship with someone
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sumuko sa
to sacrifice time that would normally be spent on other activities for a specific task or purpose
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sumuko sa
to let oneself be entirely overtaken by a specific emotion, sensation, or addiction
Halimbawa
He refused to give up even when the odds were stacked against him.
The team was losing, but they didn't give up, and their determination led to a comeback victory.
When faced with the challenging puzzle, he was tempted to give up, but he persisted and solved it.
He gave up a permanent position in favor of the flexibility and independence of freelancing.
After a long battle with illness, the elderly man peacefully gave up the ghost in his sleep.
