succumb russian
вести́сь
to be carried out, to be conducted, to be in progress, to be underway
to fall for (something), to be taken in, to take the bait
to be the custom, to be usual, to be the way things are done
to give in, to yield, to succumb, to agree
поддава́ться
to give in, to yield, to succumb, to fall for (a trick)
to give way, to budge, to yield
to lend itself to, to be susceptible to, to respond to (treatment)
to let someone win, to lose on purpose
выде́рживать
to endure/sustain/bear/in difficult conditions not to succumb to external influence
подда́ться
to give in (to), to succumb (to), to yield (to)
подда́вшийся
susceptible, impressionable, having succumbed
соблазни́вшийся
tempted, enticed, seduced, succumbed to temptation
польсти́вшийся
flattered, taken in by flattery, succumbed to temptation
подпа́вший
succumbed to, fallen under, subjected to
поддава́вшийся
giving in, yielding, succumbing
amenable to, susceptible to, yielding to treatment
Examples
После неде́ль страда́ния Том в конце́ концо́в у́мер.
Tom finally succumbed after weeks of suffering.
Мэри поддала́сь влия́нию Тома.
Mary succumbed to Tom's influence.
Э́то бы́ло искуше́ние, Мэри, и ты поддала́сь.
It was a temptation, Mary, and you succumbed.
К сча́стью, я никогда не поддава́лась психо́зу, кото́рый называ́ют любо́вью.
Fortunately, I have never succumbed to the psychosis they call love.
