I. defeat [dɪˈfi:t] VERB trans
1. defeat (beat):
2. defeat (reject):
- defeat proposal
- odrzucać [perf odrzucić]
3. defeat:
- defeat plan
- udaremniać [perf udaremnić]
- defeat rebellion
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4. defeat JUR:
- defeat
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- defeat
- unieważniać [perf unieważnić]
II. defeat [dɪˈfi:t] SUBST
- defeat
- porażka f
| I | defeat |
|---|---|
| you | defeat |
| he/she/it | defeats |
| we | defeat |
| you | defeat |
| they | defeat |
| I | defeated |
|---|---|
| you | defeated |
| he/she/it | defeated |
| we | defeated |
| you | defeated |
| they | defeated |
| I | have | defeated |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | defeated |
| he/she/it | has | defeated |
| we | have | defeated |
| you | have | defeated |
| they | have | defeated |
| I | had | defeated |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | defeated |
| he/she/it | had | defeated |
| we | had | defeated |
| you | had | defeated |
| they | had | defeated |
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However, he was defeated and ended of his misery.
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