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Unterliegen Translations, meanings and synonyms
"Unterliegen" is used as verb with the meaning of "be defeated", "lose" or "succumb".
Essential properties of "unterliegen"
Its most important properties are:
Properties
- Infinitive: unterliegen
- Simple past: unterlag
- Participle: unterlegen
irregularintransitive
Note: These properties are not absolute. A transitive verb can be used intransitively and vice versa depending on context, and many verbs can be used reflexively even though they are not primarily reflexive.
Meanings of "unterliegen" + more translations, synonyms and antonyms
It has the meanings and uses detailed below:
1.) "Be defeated or vanquished"
- Definition: "To be defeated or vanquished in a competition, fight, or conflict."
- Translation(s): be defeated, lose, succumb, be vanquished
- Synonym(s): verlieren, erliegen
- Antonym(s): gewinnen
- Related word(s): besiegt werden, scheitern
📝 Some usage examples:
- Das Team unterlag im Finale mit 0:2.
- Die Armee unterlag nach einem langen Kampf.
- Trotz großer Anstrengungen unterlag er seinem Konkurrenten.
2.) "Be subject to a law, rule, or authority"
- Definition: "To be subject to a law, rule, or authority."
- Translation(s): be subject to, be governed by, fall under
- Synonym(s): Unterstehen, Unterworfen sein
- Antonym(s): Unabhängig sein
- Related word(s): Sich fügen, Gehorchen
📝 Some usage examples:
- Alle Bürger unterliegen den Gesetzen des Landes.
- Diese Informationen unterliegen der Geheimhaltung.
- Der Vertrag unterliegt deutschem Recht.
3.) "Undergo a change or transformation, often negative"
- Definition: "To undergo a change or transformation, usually negative."
- Translation(s): undergo, be subject to (change), suffer (change)
- Synonym(s): ausgesetzt sein, erfahren
- Related word(s): sich verändern, sich wandeln
📝 Some usage examples:
- Die Qualität des Produkts unterlag starken Schwankungen.
- Sein Gesundheitszustand unterlag ständigen Veränderungen.
- Die Mode unterliegt einem stetigen Wandel.