submit
/səbˈmɪt/·서브밋·verb
to present for consideration; to yield
LatinCEFR B1
Root
sub- (under) + Latin 'mittere' (to send)
Latin submittere (send under, lower, yield) → Middle English submitten
In a word
sub- (under) + mit (send) = 'send yourself or something underneath'. The mit family splits by direction of sending — sub- (under) → submit, trans- (across) → transmit, dis- (away) → dismiss, e- (out) → emit. Send a report under the boss's hand — submission. Send your will under another's authority — yielding. Same act, two registers.
Examples
Please submit your report by Friday.
They refused to submit to threats.
Click here to submit the form.
Related
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