Translations for „subject“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . subject [ˈsʌbʤekt] N

1. subject (topic):

subject

temat m

while we're on the subject of...

gdy już mówimy o...

while we're on the subject of...

skoro już mowa o...

2. subject (in school):

subject

przedmiot m

3. subject (citizen):

subject

obywatel(ka) m (f)

subject of kingdom

poddany(-na) m (f)

4. subject LING:

subject

podmiot m

5. subject (in test, experiment):

subject

obiekt m

II . subject [ˈsʌbʤekt] ADJ

1. subject form peoples, countries:

subject

ujarzmiony

subject

podbity

2. subject (having to obey):

to be subject to sth

podlegać czemuś

3. subject (exposed to, suffering):

to be subject to sth

być narażonym [lub podatnym] na coś

now she's more subject to fits of depression

teraz łatwiej ulega atakom depresji

4. subject (depending on):

subject to

pod warunkiem

III . subject [səbˈʤekt] VB trans

1. subject (force to experience):

to subject sb/sth to sth

poddawać [perf poddać] kogoś/coś czemuś

2. subject (control):

subject

podporządkowywać [perf podporządkować]

core subject N

core subject

przedmiot m obowiązkowy

subject matter N no pl

subject matter of book, film:

subject matter

temat m

subject matter

tematyka f

data subject N

User Entry

data subject LAW

osoba, której dotyczą dane

Usage examples with subject

pet subject

konik m

subject to

pod warunkiem

let's drop the subject

nie mówmy już o tym

a hot issue [or subject]

gorący temat m

agreement subject to contract LAW

ugoda f uzależniona od zawarcia umowy pisemnej

a taboo subject

temat m tabu

to be subject to sth

podlegać czemuś

to come onto a subject

podjąć [lub poruszyć] temat

to deviate from a subject/the norm

odbiegać [perf odbiec] od tematu/normy

a naive view of the subject

naiwne spojrzenie nt na zagadnienie

while we're on the subject of...

gdy już mówimy o...

to skip from one subject to another

przeskakiwać [perf przeskoczyć] z tematu na temat

to drift from one subject to another

przechodzić z tematu na temat

to subject sb/sth to sth

poddawać [perf poddać] kogoś/coś czemuś

now she's more subject to fits of depression

teraz łatwiej ulega atakom depresji

to move on on to the next subject

przechodzić [perf przejść] do następnego tematu

add salt to sth [a subject or a conversation] (make sth more interesting) idiom

uczynić coś bardziej interesującym

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The economic value of money as measured by its purchasing power is a subject of economic theory.

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A mark 7 is a decent grade, implying the student has satisfactory command of the subject matter but is not exceptionally good either.

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The subject of this painting is wearing a chaperon.

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It leaves open spaces where the face, hands, and feet of the icon's subject can be seen.

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When he began to compose, he noticed that even pieces of music with minimal rhythmical differences are sometimes subject to these phases.

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Normally the light meter reads the light reflecting from the subject to the camera.

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This requires weekly paperwork and also makes them subject to tax audit.

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You all, presenting this subject so cavalierly, makes my now-calm stomach churn.

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After that date, the station would have been silent for a full year and the station's broadcast license would be subject to automatic forfeiture.

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Note, however, that deliberate attempts to slow down play for this reason are subject to a forfeiture being declared.

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