to surrender at discretion

[JustAlilBit]

Hello, I have been looking for an explanation to this phrase (I do not know how to call it) "to surrender at discretion" What does this expression mean? Did I get it correctly? I think that this expression means "to surrender for winner favor or something like that" Thanks and I appreciate your help in advance. If I have made a mistake correct it.

 

[bhaisahab]

Hello, I have been looking for an explanation to this phrase (I do not know how to call it) "to surrender at discretion" What does this expression mean? Did I get it correctly? I think that this expression means "to surrender for winner favor or something like that" Thanks and I appreciate your help in advance. If I have made a mistake correct it.

It doesn't mean anything to me.

 

[JustAlilBit]

It doesn't mean anything to me.

My dictionary says that this phrase has a meaning, but meaning is just a little bit misty =) So I have created this topic.

 

[Barb_D]

Please give us the sentence the dictionary suggests.

 

[JustAlilBit]

The dictionary doesn't suggest the sentence "phrase - meaning" that's all what I got.

 

[emsr2d2]

The dictionary doesn't suggest the sentence "phrase - meaning" that's all what I got.

Can you post the exact dictionary entry please.

 

[JustAlilBit]

"Anglonas" This dictionary translates from English to Lithuanian. I could give you a meaning in Lithuanian, but you won't understand. =))) I took a picture if somebody doesn't believe me that this phrase exists ImageShack® - Online Photo and Video Hosting

 

[Barb_D]

It's not that we don't believe you, but we need to see exactly what the dictionary said to help you understand it. As it is, the phrase is meaningless to us.

 

[emsr2d2]

"Anglonas" This dictionary translates from English to Lithuanian. I could give you a meaning in Lithuanian, but you won't understand. =))) I took a picture if somebody doesn't believe me that this phrase exists ImageShack® - Online Photo and Video Hosting

I've looked at the link. I suspect the dictionary was written by a non-native speaker. I am not familiar at all with "to surrender at discretion". Given that the next line on that page gives "to surrendera (sic) right to smb" which is not just not an English phrase but also contains a typo, I wouldn't trust the definitions and examples in that particular dictionary.