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I . subordinate [səˈbɔ:dənət, Am -ˈbɔ:rdənɪt] N

subordinate

podwładny(-na) m (f)

II . subordinate [səˈbɔ:dɪneɪt, Am -ˈbɔ:rdən-] VB trans

subordinate

podporządkowywać [perf podporządkować]

III . subordinate [səˈbɔ:dənət, Am -ˈbɔ:rdənɪt] ADJ

1. subordinate (less important):

subordinate

subordinate to sb

podlegający komuś

2. subordinate LING:

subordinate clause

zdanie nt podrzędne

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Some have had subordinate units reallocated to other commands. en.wikipedia.org

In this situation, workers are inherently dependent on each other and without association they are related as subordinate and superior, master and wage-slave. en.wikipedia.org

Supplies of every sort were needed to house and feed a veritable army of actors, directors and subordinates. en.wikipedia.org

The preverbs of position 1 include subordinating particles like /e: / or /ka: / and the preverbs /ka/ and /kita/, which indicate subsequence or futurity. en.wikipedia.org

He took great care of all his police subordinates. en.wikipedia.org

For this reason, he is extremely popular with his subordinates. en.wikipedia.org

It has the effect of harming leadership, or the leadership harming a subordinate. en.wikipedia.org

Rich mediums can promote a closer relationship between a manager and subordinate. en.wikipedia.org

Detainees were allocated to brigades, usually run by common criminals encouraged to use violence against their subordinates. en.wikipedia.org

Male breeders can benefit directly from reproducing with subordinate females and aiding in raising the young. en.wikipedia.org

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