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单词 subject
释义

subject

UK /ˈsʌbdʒɪkt/

DEFINITIONS1
  1. 1
    under the authority and control of a government or country

    The new law applies to Britain and all its subject territories.

    Synonyms and related words

    Not free or independent

phrases

subject to something

subject

US /ˈsʌbˌdʒekt/

DEFINITIONS1
  1. 1
    under the authority and control of a government or country

    The new law applies to Britain and all its subject territories.

    Synonyms and related words

    Not free or independent

phrases

subject to something

subject

UK /ˈsʌbdʒɪkt/

Word Forms

singularsubject
pluralsubjects


  1. 1
    an idea, problem, situation etc that you discuss or write about

    Can we talk about a different subject please?

    subject of:

    He’s never mentioned the subject of money.

    The subject of our debate today will be the environment.

    bring up a subject (=deliberately start talking about a subject):

    It was Carol who brought up the subject of sports facilities.

    get onto a subject (=start talking about a subject without planning to):

    Somehow we got onto the subject of education.

    drop a subject (=deliberately stop talking about a subject):

    Look, I don’t want to talk about it, so can we drop the subject?

    get off the subject (=stop talking about something because you have become interested in something else):

    We’re getting off the subject here – let’s get back to your book.

    change the subject (=deliberately start talking about something else to avoid an argument or embarrassing situation):

    Can we change the subject, please?

    Synonyms and related words

    Something that you are discussing
  2. 2
    educationsomething that you learn or teach in a school, for example English, mathematics, or biology
    Synonyms and related words

    General words for areas of study, interest or activity
  3. 3
    linguisticsin active clauses, the part of a clause referring to the person or thing that does or causes the action of a verb. In English, the subject is usually a noun group or pronoun, and comes before the verb. For example in the sentence ‘Some children enjoy writing stories’, the subject is ‘some children’.
    Synonyms and related words

    Types and forms of word, clause or sentence
  4. 4
    a person or animal that is used in a medical or scientific test
    Synonyms and related words

    Scientific research and relating to scientific research
  5. 5
    a person or thing that is shown in a photograph, painting, or piece of art
    Synonyms and related words

    Relating to the work of an artist
    1. 5a
      someone who is written about in a book or article
      Synonyms and related words

      Something that you are discussing
  6. 6
    someone who lives in a country that is controlled by a king or queen

    a British subject

    Synonyms and related words

    Inhabitants, citizens and citizenship

subject

US /ˈsʌbˌdʒekt/

Word Forms

singularsubject
pluralsubjects


  1. 1
    an idea, problem, situation, etc. that you discuss or write about

    Can we talk about a different subject please?

    subject of:

    He’s never mentioned the subject of money.

    The subject of our debate today will be the environment.

    bring up a subject (=deliberately start talking about a subject):

    It was Carol who brought up the subject of sports facilities.

    get onto a subject (=start talking about a subject without planning to):

    Somehow we got onto the subject of education.

    drop a subject (=deliberately stop talking about a subject):

    Look, I don’t want to talk about it, so can we drop the subject?

    get off the subject (=stop talking about something because you have become interested in something else):

    We’re getting off the subject here – let’s get back to your book.

    change the subject (=deliberately start talking about something else to avoid an argument or embarrassing situation):

    Can we change the subject, please?

    Synonyms and related words

    Something that you are discussing
  2. 2
    educationsomething that you learn or teach in a school, for example English, mathematics, or biology
    Synonyms and related words

    General words for areas of study, interest or activity
  3. 3
    linguisticsin active clauses, the part of a clause referring to the person or thing that does or causes the action of a verb. In English, the subject is usually a noun group or pronoun, and comes before the verb. For example in the sentence ‘Some children enjoy writing stories’, the subject is ‘some children’.
    Synonyms and related words

    Types and forms of word, clause or sentence
  4. 4
    a person or animal that is used in a medical or scientific test
    Synonyms and related words

    Scientific research and relating to scientific research
  5. 5
    a person or thing that is shown in a photograph, painting, or piece of art
    Synonyms and related words

    Relating to the work of an artist
    1. 5a
      someone who is written about in a book or article
      Synonyms and related words

      Something that you are discussing
  6. 6
    someone who lives in a country that is controlled by a king or queen

    a British subject

    Synonyms and related words

    Inhabitants, citizens and citizenship

subject

UK /səbˈdʒekt/

Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/theysubject
he/she/itsubjects
present participlesubjecting
past tensesubjected
past participlesubjected


phrasal verb

subject to

transitive
Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/theysubject to
he/she/itsubjects to
present participlesubjecting to
past tensesubjected to
past participlesubjected to

1
(subject someone to something) to make someone experience something unpleasant

Her husband subjected her to years of physical abuse.

Synonyms and related words

To be cruel or unkind to someone

subject

US /səbˈdʒekt/

Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/theysubject
he/she/itsubjects
present participlesubjecting
past tensesubjected
past participlesubjected


phrasal verb

subject to

transitive
Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/theysubject to
he/she/itsubjects to
present participlesubjecting to
past tensesubjected to
past participlesubjected to

1
(subject someone to something) to make someone experience something unpleasant

Her husband subjected her to years of physical abuse.

Synonyms and related words

To be cruel or unkind to someone
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