wave (a/the) white flag

To offer a sign of surrender or defeat; to yield or give in. After the prosecutors brought forward their newest evidence, the defendant waved the white flag and agreed to the plea bargain. We've been in negotiations for weeks, but it looks like the other company might finally be ready to wave a white flag.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Orrin	-	Irish
Jukka	YOOK-kah	Finnish
Rachna	-	Indian, Hindi, Marathi
Maddalena	mahd-dah-LE-nah	Italian
Djuradja	-	Serbian
Baber	['ba:bə]