to give way

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „ give way” po angielsku

to give way
01

to finally agree to something, especially after much resistance or arguing

to [give] way definition and meaning
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example
Przykłady
In a negotiation, sometimes it's necessary to give way on certain points to reach an agreement.
02

to move aside in order to make space or allow someone or something to pass

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example
Przykłady
The cyclist had to give way to the pedestrians on the narrow path.
03

to break down under physical or metaphorical pressure

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example
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After years of wear and tear, the old chair finally gave way, and its legs snapped.
04

to fail to perform or function as expected

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example
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Due to a mechanical issue, the elevator gave way, and passengers were temporarily trapped inside.
05

to be replaced by something considered to be superior, more advanced, or more cost-effective

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example
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Horse-drawn carriages gave way to automobiles as a faster and more efficient mode of transportation.
06

to lose control over one's feelings and to allow them to take over

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example
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He usually keeps a calm demeanor, but the pressure of the situation made him give way to anger.
07

to pause during a speech and let someone else speak or ask a question

example
Przykłady
During the conference presentation, the speaker gave way to the moderator to introduce the next speaker.
08

to put more effort into rowing

example
Przykłady
Feeling the pressure from their opponents, the rowers gave way with determination, propelling their boat forward.
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