迁就 (qiān jiù): Yield to (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

Parents should not always give in to their children's unreasonable demands.

On matters of principle, we must never yield to the other party without any bottom line.

To maintain family harmony, she always silently gives in to her husband's eccentric habits.

For the sake of teamwork, he often accommodates others' opinions.

In order to reach an agreement, must we simply yield to their harsh conditions?

This contract embodies the spirit of mutual accommodation and seeking win-win cooperation between both parties.

In interpersonal relationships, moderate accommodation can avoid unnecessary conflicts.

He wants to stick to his own creativity, yet he has no choice but to yield to the client's conservative aesthetic preferences.