Examples of using Succumb in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Succumb to the charms of an escort from Le Locle.
And it will be men succumb, and sometimes a girl.
We all succumb to snack from time to time.
Succumb to the new fashion trend offered by the Colombian brand Mar De Rosas.
Just don't let me succumb, I beg you.
If Asian countries succumb, global imbalances and all their associated problems will return.
Nowadays, more people succumb to hepatitis and its secondary diseases than to HIV/AIDS.
These people can succumb to the small, but achieve great.
Pessimism is a luxury to which rich people easily succumb.
Many voters around the world succumb to the populist-authoritarian temptation.
But we must not succumb to them.
Some victims succumb to the pressure and pay the price.
that we must not succumb to this temptation.
It is a very big challenge, and you often succumb the situation of admiration….
In times of crisis, we must not succumb to cynicism and mistrust.
But we cannot succumb to digital on our honeymoon.
Europe can either overcome them or succumb to them.
They will succumb.
or you will succumb too fast.
Nor do we have to succumb to slogans.