Definition of sub- in English:

sub-

prefixsʌbsəb

1At, to, or from a lower level or position.
subalpine
1. 1.1 Lower in rank.
  subaltern
  subdeacon
  Synonyms
  low-ranking, lower-ranking, subordinate, sub-, lesser, lower, minor, secondary, inferior
2. 1.2 Of a smaller size; of a subordinate nature.
  subculture
2Somewhat; nearly; more or less.
subantarctic
3Denoting subsequent or secondary action of the same kind.
sublet
subdivision
4Denoting support.
subvention
5Chemistry
In names of compounds containing a relatively small proportion of a component.
suboxide

Usage

Sub- is also found assimilated in the following forms: suc- before c; suf- before f; sug- before g; sup- before p; sur- before r; sus- before c, p, t

Origin

From Latin sub 'under, close to'.

Definition of sub- in US English:

sub-

prefixsəbsəb

1At, to, or from a lower level or position.
subalpine
sub-basement
1. 1.1 Lower in rank.
  subdeacon
  Synonyms
  low-ranking, lower-ranking, subordinate, sub-, lesser, lower, minor, secondary, inferior
2. 1.2 Of a smaller size; of a subordinate nature.
  subculture
3. 1.3 Of lesser quality; inferior.
  subhuman
  substandard
2Somewhat; nearly; more or less.
subantarctic
3Denoting a later or secondary action of the same kind.
sublet
subdivision
subsequent
4Denoting support.
subvention
5Chemistry
In names of compounds containing a relatively small proportion of a component.
suboxide

Usage

Sub- is also found assimilated in the following forms: suc- before c (success); suf- before f (suffice); sug- before g (suggestion); sup- before p (supplicate); sur- before r (surreptitious); sus- before c (susceptible), p (suspect), t (sustain)

Origin

From Latin sub ‘under, close to’.

单词	sub-
释义	Definition of sub- in English: sub- prefixsʌbsəb 1At, to, or from a lower level or position. subalpine 1.1 Lower in rank. subaltern subdeacon Synonyms low-ranking, lower-ranking, subordinate, sub-, lesser, lower, minor, secondary, inferior 1.2 Of a smaller size; of a subordinate nature. subculture 2Somewhat; nearly; more or less. subantarctic 3Denoting subsequent or secondary action of the same kind. sublet subdivision 4Denoting support. subvention 5Chemistry In names of compounds containing a relatively small proportion of a component. suboxide Usage Sub- is also found assimilated in the following forms: suc- before c; suf- before f; sug- before g; sup- before p; sur- before r; sus- before c, p, t Origin From Latin sub 'under, close to'. Definition of sub- in US English: sub- prefixsəbsəb 1At, to, or from a lower level or position. subalpine sub-basement 1.1 Lower in rank. subdeacon Synonyms low-ranking, lower-ranking, subordinate, sub-, lesser, lower, minor, secondary, inferior 1.2 Of a smaller size; of a subordinate nature. subculture 1.3 Of lesser quality; inferior. subhuman substandard 2Somewhat; nearly; more or less. subantarctic 3Denoting a later or secondary action of the same kind. sublet subdivision subsequent 4Denoting support. subvention 5Chemistry In names of compounds containing a relatively small proportion of a component. suboxide Usage Sub- is also found assimilated in the following forms: suc- before c (success); suf- before f (suffice); sug- before g (suggestion); sup- before p (supplicate); sur- before r (surreptitious); sus- before c (susceptible), p (suspect), t (sustain) Origin From Latin sub ‘under, close to’.
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