Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with surrender in American Collocation
complete or partial
It becomes a fight to the finish with no alternative except unconditional surrender.
with time expressions
On 3rd February the fleet appeared off the islands and demanded immediate surrender.
with nationality adjectives
In 1801 he served in the 22nd Light Dragoons helping to force the French surrender of Egypt.
official
He accepted the formal surrender of the German military at Luneburg Heath on May 4th 1945.
cowardly
The good news is there was no abject surrender this time, like last week against Australia when they lost 49–0.
peaceful
Local tribal leaders were attempting to negotiate a peaceful surrender.
voluntary
The Government of Columbia expected the voluntary surrender of more than 4,000 illegal armed militants.
agree surrender
He had little choice but to negotiate the surrender of the garrison.
get surrender
In 389 B.C. the commander of Athens anchored off the coast of Aspendos in an effort to secure its surrender.
accept surrender
William accepted the surrender of the Anglo-Saxon nobles at Berkhamsted Castle, north-west of London.