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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary

subject ['s^bʤɪkt]
  1. 1. noun [c] (matter) 主题
  2. 2. noun [教育] 科目
  3. 3. noun [of country] 国民
  4. 4. noun [grammar] 主语
  5. 5. vt. to subject sb to sth 使某人经受某事
  6. 6. adjective to be subject to 遭到
    to change the subject
    改变话题
    subject to availability
    以可取得为准
    prices may be subject to alteration
    价格可能会有变动

Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary

subject [ 'sʌbʤɪkt] [ 'sʌbʤɪkt] [səb 'ʤεkt] [səb 'ʤekt]
  1. 1. noun 讨论研究写作绘画等的)主题题目
    She didn't want to discuss that subject.
    不想讨论那个话题了。
  2. 2. noun 学科科目
    Her best subject is Chemistry.
    她化学学得最好
  3. 3. noun 受试者,(治疗实验解剖等的)对象
    She is a good subject for treatment by hypnosis.
    她很适合催眠治疗法的受试对象
  4. 4. noun 受制于他人者(如臣民下属等)
    A monarch has a duty to his subjects.
    君主他的臣民负有责任
  5. 5. adjective 附属的从属的;受(…)控制(或支配)的
    a subject state
    属国
    The police are subject to the law like the rest of us.
    法律面前人人平等就算警察不能例外
  6. 6. adjective 易受…的,常遭…的(to)
    subject to censure
    易遭非难
    This area is subject to drought because it doesn't rain here.
    这个地区不下雨所以经常遭遇干旱
    He is subject to back pain.
    他的后背动不动就疼。
  7. 7. noun 音乐的主题主旨主旋律
  8. 8. noun 起因原因理由
    It was not a subject for rejoicings at that time.
    不是当时欢庆原因
  9. 9. adjective 有…倾向的;易患的(to)
    subject to fits of anger
    动辄发脾气
  10. 10. noun [grammar] 主语
  11. 11. adjective 取决于…的,有待(或须经)…的(与to连用
    subject to his approval
    需经他的许可
    You may be allowed in the country subject to producing the necessary documents.
    提交必要文件,方可进入该国境内
    His offer was subject to the following conditions.
    他的帮助需要以下条件交换
    Our prices are subject to alteration.
    我们价格可能会有变化
  12. 12. noun [grammar] 句子结构中的主语部分
  13. 13. noun [logic] 主辞,主位
  14. 14. noun [philosophy] 主体实体
  15. 15. noun [philosophy] 主观自我(意识
  16. 16. vt. [antiquated] 使在(…)下面
  17. 17. vt. 使隶属,使服从
  18. 18. vt. 使易于…,使蒙受
    to subject oneself to the contempt of others
    他人轻视
    He subjected himself to a poor diet.
    饱受粗茶淡饭之苦。
    He subjected himself to criticism.
    饱受责难
  19. 19. vt. 使经受(或接受
    to subject someone to a thorough questioning
    使某人接受全面讯问
    She was subjected to much criticism.
    遭受了很多谴责
  20. 20. vt. [rarely used] 提出呈交
    a plan subjected for approval
    提交审批计划

Collins English-English Dictionary

subject
  1. 1. n [music] theme a melodic or thematic phrase used as the principal motif of a fugue, the basis from which the musical material is derived in a sonata-form movement, or the recurrent figure in a rondo
  2. 2. vt. Abbreviation subj
  3. 3. n
  4. 4. n the predominant theme or topic, as of a book, discussion, etc
  5. 5. n (in combination)
    subject-heading
  6. 6. n any branch of learning considered as a course of study
  7. 7. n [grammar] [logic] a word, phrase, or formal expression about which something is predicated or stated in a sentence; for example, the cat in the sentence The cat catches mice
  8. 8. n a person or thing that undergoes experiment, analysis, treatment, etc
  9. 9. n a person who lives under the rule of a monarch, government, etc
  10. 10. n an object, figure, scene, etc, as selected by an artist or photographer for representation
  11. 11. n
  12. 12. n [philosophy] that which thinks or feels as opposed to the object of thinking and feeling; the self or the mind
  13. 13. n a substance as opposed to its attributes
  14. 14. n
  15. 15. n [logic] the term of a categorial statement of which something is predicated
  16. 16. n the reference or denotation of the subject term of a statement. The subject of John is tall is not the name John, but John himself
  17. 17. n an originating motive
  18. 18. adj [usually postpositive and foll by to] being under the power or sovereignty of a ruler, government, etc
    subject peoples
  19. 19. adj showing a tendency (towards)
    a child subject to indiscipline
  20. 20. adj exposed or vulnerable
    subject to ribaldry
  21. 21. adj conditional upon
    the results are subject to correction
  22. 22. vt. [tr] [foll by to] to cause to undergo the application (of)
    they subjected him to torture
  23. 23. vt. [often passive; foll by to] to expose or render vulnerable or liable (to some experience)
    he was subjected to great danger
  24. 24. vt. [foll by to] to bring under the control or authority (of)
    to subject a soldier to discipline
  25. 25. vt. [now rare] to subdue or subjugate
  26. 26. vt. [rare] to present for consideration; submit
  27. 27. vt. [obsolete] to place below
  28. 28. vt. [Etymology] C14: from Latin subjectus brought under, from subicere to place under, from sub- + jacere to throw

Examples

to get away from the subject
离题 away
cover a subject
涉及某一学科 cover
to exhaust a subject
对一个题目作详尽无遗的论述 exhaust
to have large views on a subject
对(某)问题有全面观点 large
a question remote from the subject
同本题关系不大的问题 remote
to return to the subject
回到这个题目上来 return
a subject state
属国 subject
subject to fits of anger
动辄发脾气 subject
subject to censure
易遭非难 subject
subject to his approval
需经他的许可 subject

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