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sub·ject: I. noun II. adjective and adverb III. adverb IV. transitive verb
core ˈsub·ject: noun
ˈsub·ject in·dex: noun
ˈsub·ject mat·ter: noun
subject: verb

I . sub·ject N [ˈsʌbʤɪkt, -ʤekt]

1. subject (theme, topic):

tema f

while we're on the subject

ko smo že pri tej temi

to change the subject

2. subject (person):

poskusna oseba f

3. subject:

subject (field)

predmet m

subject (at school)

šolski predmet m

subject (specific research area)

4. subject (under monarchy):

podanik(podanica) m (f)

5. subject LING:

osebek m

II . sub·ject ADJ [ˈsʌbʤɪkt]

1. subject attr POL (dominated):

subject people

2. subject pred (exposed to):

to be subject to sth

biti podvržen čemu

to be subject to depression

biti podvržen depresiji

to be subject to a high rate of tax

za koga veljati visoka stopnja davkov

3. subject (contingent on):

to be subject to sth

biti odvisen od česa

to be subject to approval

biti odvisen od odobritve

subject to payment

III . sub·ject ADV [ˈsʌbʤɪkt] subject to

subject to your consent

odvisno od vaše privolitve

IV . sub·ject VB trans [səbˈʤekt] usu passive (cause to undergo)

to subject sb/sth to sth

podvreči koga/kaj čemu

to be subjected to sb/sth

biti podvržen komu/čemu

to subject sb to torture

podvreči koga mučenju

core ˈsub·ject N SCHOOL

core subject

glavni učni predmet m

ˈsub·ject in·dex N

subject index

stvarno kazalo n

ˈsub·ject mat·ter N

subject matter

subject matter of a meeting

predmet m

subject matter of a book, film

vsebina f

subject VB

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Over the years, this glue degrades due to age and due to the years of vibration it has been subjected to. en.wikipedia.org

Inside these barracks, soldiers were also subjected to new practices. en.wikipedia.org

To minimize the risk that another general might attempt to challenge him, Caesar passed a law which subjected governors to term limits. en.wikipedia.org

He also believes that the tempo of this tude is subjected to the most multifarious fluctuations. en.wikipedia.org

Registered preschools are subjected to zoning regulations and must comply to other regulations such as health screening and fire hazard assessment. en.wikipedia.org

It has a friendly temperament and would normally have to be subjected to severe mistreatment before biting. en.wikipedia.org

Instead, the two scholars with the lowest grades are automatically the probationary scholars of the week, and therefore are subjected to public voting. en.wikipedia.org

It was horrible, a writer said, the 400 miserable, helpless, emaciated specimens of humanity, subjected for months to the malarial atmosphere of the river bottom. en.wikipedia.org

More importantly there is a lack of understanding why 70-99.9% of mammalian follicles are subjected to atresia. en.wikipedia.org

This phenomenon, known as homeomorphy is explained by convergent evolution: when subjected to similar selective pressures, organisms will often evolve similar adaptations. en.wikipedia.org

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