Hanapin
to give way
01
to finally agree to something, especially after much resistance or arguing
02
to move aside in order to make space or allow someone or something to pass
03
to break down under physical or metaphorical pressure
04
to fail to perform or function as expected
05
to be replaced by something considered to be superior, more advanced, or more cost-effective
06
to lose control over one's feelings and to allow them to take over
07
to pause during a speech and let someone else speak or ask a question
08
to put more effort into rowing
Halimbawa
The old, abandoned house began to tumble as its weakened foundation finally gave way.
When merging onto the highway, it's important to give way to oncoming traffic.
The company's financial stability began to give way as it faced mounting debt and losses.
The electrical system in the house gave way during the storm, leaving us without power for days.
Vinyl records initially gave way to cassette tapes and later to digital music formats like CDs and MP3s.