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I. submit [səbˈmɪt] VB trans
1. submit (hand in):
- submit proposal, document
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- submit proposal, document
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2. submit form (propose):
- submit
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II. submit [səbˈmɪt] VB intr (yield)
- submit
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| I | submit |
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| you | submit |
| he/she/it | submits |
| we | submit |
| you | submit |
| they | submit |
| I | submitted |
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| you | submitted |
| he/she/it | submitted |
| we | submitted |
| you | submitted |
| they | submitted |
| I | have | submitted |
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| you | have | submitted |
| he/she/it | has | submitted |
| we | have | submitted |
| you | have | submitted |
| they | have | submitted |
| I | had | submitted |
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| you | had | submitted |
| he/she/it | had | submitted |
| we | had | submitted |
| you | had | submitted |
| they | had | submitted |
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He offered them goods to submit to him as well as threatening them.
en.wikipedia.org Over 11,000 applications were submitted in the first year, double the number expected.
en.wikipedia.org Once a student submits the thesis, an enhanced fellowship amount may be given for a further period of one year.
en.wikipedia.org He also began submitting creative writing to various newspapers and magazines.
en.wikipedia.org However, an application ultimately was not submitted in this time frame.
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