Definition of subaud in English:

subaud

verb sʌˈbɔːd

Grammar rare

Early 19th century. From classical Latin subaudīre (2nd cent. a.d.) from sub- + audīre to hear, after ancient Greek ὑπακούειν.

verbsʌˈbɔːd

Grammar rare

Early 19th century. From classical Latin subaudīre (2nd cent. a.d.) from sub- + audīre to hear, after ancient Greek ὑπακούειν.

单词	subaud
释义	Definition of subaud in English: subaud verb sʌˈbɔːd Grammar rare with object To supply (an unexpressed word or group of words) mentally. Origin Early 19th century. From classical Latin subaudīre (2nd cent. a.d.) from sub- + audīre to hear, after ancient Greek ὑπακούειν. Definition of subaud in US English: subaud verbsʌˈbɔːd Grammar rare with object To supply (an unexpressed word or group of words) mentally. Origin Early 19th century. From classical Latin subaudīre (2nd cent. a.d.) from sub- + audīre to hear, after ancient Greek ὑπακούειν.
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