1) to give up a throne, a high office, control or responsibility (abdicate)
2) to give up rights, land etc to another person or country (cede)
3) to give up one's time, energy etc to something (devote)
4) to give up doing or using (something bad) (forswear)
5) (a government, ruler etc) to give up power (overthrow)
6) to give up (an opinion, a belief) publicly; admit (a statement) was false (recant)
7) to give up (something) (relinquish)
8) to give up (a job, claim etc) (resign)
9) to go away; to go (to bed); (to cause a person) to give up work, a position etc (retire)
10) to give up (oneself, a ship, a town, etc) to the enemy, the police etc (surrender)
to give up a throne, a high office, control or responsibility
give up a right, position, or power
to surrender (on stated conditions)
give in
to give up rights, land etc to another person or country
abandon, surrender
to act in agreement (with a request, command, wish etc)
abide by, follow agreement or instructions
to admit (something) as true
acknowledge, give in
an article etc cut out of a newspaper; a device that disconnects a circuit
excise, remove
to stop
stop, refrain from
to throw away, give up, (something useless or unwanted)
get rid of
to put an end to, stop (something)
prevent activity from going on
to avoid (something)
have nothing to do with
to send a person (from the country where he or she is living) to the police in a country where he or she is said to have committed a crime
send to another place by force
forswear
abandon, disavow
to abandon (a person, good behaviour etc)
abandon, turn one's back on
to give up doing or using (something bad)
abandon, disavow
an area at the side of a road used for vehicles to park
stop doing
to have (something) no longer because of accident, theft, carelessness etc
be deprived of; mislay
free, clear; to go away from (something); to stop (doing something)
abandon, leave
to be on even terms (by repaying a debt of money, punishment etc)
abandon, leave
to become less severe or cruel (especially by agreeing to something after refusing)
die down; let up
to give (something); to present, send in, (an account for payment)
contribute
to declare formally that one will no longer have anything to do with (a person, belief etc)
abandon, reject
to set aside (a plan, problem) until later; (of land) to slope (down or up) gently
defer, postpone
(to cause a person, animal) to suffer or die from hunger; to feel very hungry
hold back from doing
to do business to the amount mentioned
give, transfer
to give up living in (a building etc); to stop occupying (a place)
leave empty
