
besiegt
defeated
Having lost in a fight, competition, or dispute; overcome by an opponent.
Die besiegte Mannschaft verließ enttäuscht das Spielfeld.
The defeated team left the field in disappointment.
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defeated
Having lost in a fight, competition, or dispute; overcome by an opponent.
Die besiegte Mannschaft verließ enttäuscht das Spielfeld.
The defeated team left the field in disappointment.
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'Besiegt' comes from the verb 'besiegen' (to defeat) and, as an adjective, usually refers to the state after the end of a fight or competition. It can appear before a noun or be used after 'sein' (to be).
Nach dem letzten Tor war der Favorit endgültig besiegt.
After the final goal, the favorite was finally defeated.
Common collocations include 'die besiegte Mannschaft' (the defeated team), 'der besiegte Gegner' (the defeated opponent), and 'klar besiegt' (clearly defeated). The adjective is especially common in reports about sports, wars, or political disputes.
Nach dem Kampf reichte der Boxer dem besiegten Gegner die Hand.
After the fight, the boxer shook hands with his defeated opponent.
When the winner is mentioned, 'besiegt' is used with the preposition 'von' (by) and the dative. This extension usually comes before the noun that 'besiegt' refers to.
Das von Napoleon besiegte Preußen musste große Gebiete abtreten.
Prussia, defeated by Napoleon, had to cede large territories.