submit

submit
verb
1 give/propose sth so that it can be discussed
ADVERB
formally

He formally submitted his resignation.

respectfully (law, esp. BrE)

May I respectfully submit that this is not the right thing to do?

humbly
electronically, online

21% of the votes were submitted online.

originally, previously

the manuscript I originally submitted to them

VERB + SUBMIT
ask sb to, invite sb to, require sb to

Six groups were invited to submit proposals for the research.

Candidates for the degree are required to submit a 30 000-word thesis.

intend to, plan to
PREPOSITION
for

They have submitted plans for our approval.

to

She submitted her report to the committee.

2 accept sb's power/control
ADVERB
voluntarily, willingly

He voluntarily submitted to their control.

meekly
VERB + SUBMIT
refuse to
agree to, be prepared to, be willing to
be compelled to, be forced to, be obliged to

They were forced to submit to foreign rule.

PREPOSITION
to

She refused to submit to threats.

They abandoned their town rather than submit to the Persians.

Submit is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑counsel
Submit is used with these nouns as the object: ↑account, ↑answer, ↑application, ↑article, ↑bid, ↑bill, ↑budget, ↑claim, ↑comment, ↑curriculum vitae, ↑dissertation, ↑document, ↑draft, ↑entry, ↑essay, ↑estimate, ↑evidence, ↑information, ↑invoice, ↑manuscript, ↑memorandum, ↑paper, ↑paperwork, ↑petition, ↑plan, ↑proposal, ↑query, ↑résumé, ↑receipt, ↑recommendation, ↑registration, ↑report, ↑request, ↑resignation, ↑resolution, ↑suggestion, ↑tender, ↑thesis, ↑work

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