Sense: to overcome or defeat
The Normans conquered England in the eleventh century; You must conquer your fear of the dark.
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 Afrikaans: oorwinnaar, veroweraar |
 Arabic: فاتِح، غازٍ، مُنْتَصِر |
 Bulgarian: завоевател |
 Brazilian: conquistador |
 Czech: dobyvatel, přemožitel |
 German: der Eroberer |
 Danish: erobrer; sejrherre |
 Greek: κατακτητής |
 Spanish: conquistador |
 Estonian: vallutaja |
 Farsi: کشورگشا؛ فاتح |
 Finnish: valloittaja |
 French: conquérant/-ante |
 Hebrew: כּוֹבֵש |
 Hindi: जीतने वाला |
 Croatian: osvajač, pobjednik |
 Hungarian: hódító |
 Indonesian: penakluk |
 Icelandic: sigurvegari |
 Italian: conquistatore, conquistat |
 Japanese: 征服者 |
 Korean: 정복자 |
 Lithuanian: užkariautojas |
 Latvian: iekarotājs |
 Malay: penakluk |
 Dutch: veroveraar |
 Norwegian: erobrer, seierherre |
 Polish: zdobywca |
 Persian: کشورگشا؛ فاتح |
 Pashto: فاتح |
 Portuguese: conquistador |
 Romanian: cuceritor |
 Russian: завоеватель |
 Slovak: dobyvateľ, -ka |
 Slovenian: osvajalec |
 Serbian: osvajač |
 Swedish: erövrare, besegrare |
 Thai: ผู้ชนะ |
 Turkish: fatih |
 Taiwanese: 征服者 |
 Ukrainian: завойовник |
 Urdu: فاتح |
 Vietnamese: người chinh phục |
 Chinese: 征服者 |
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