劝降 (quàn jiàng) — to persuade (an enemy) to surrender

Definición

劝降 (quàn xiáng) means 'to persuade an enemy to surrender' — used in military or conflict contexts, not for everyday convincing (that's 说服). Note: in口语 the second syllable is often pronounced xiáng.

verb
to persuade (an enemy) to surrender

Ejemplos

  • 劝降
    quàn jiàng Shì jié shù zhàn zhēng de yǒu xiào fāng shì zhī yī.
    Persuading the enemy to surrender is one effective way to end a war.
  • Wǒ men quàn le sān cì jiàng, tā men dōu bù tīng.
    We tried three times to persuade them to surrender, but they wouldn't listen.
  • 劝降
    Zhǐ huī guān pài tā qù quàn jiàng.
    The commander sent him to persuade (the enemy) to surrender.

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