subject

Danh từ

chủ đề, đề tài

an interesting subject of conversation

một đề tài nói chuyện thú vị

choose a subject for a poem

chọn một đề tài làm một bài thơ

what did she say on the subject of money?

chị ta nói gì về vấn đề tiền nong thế?

môn học

physics and mathematics are my favourite subjects

vật lý và toán là các môn tôi thích nhất

đối tượng (thí nghiệm)

we need some male subjects for a psychology experiment

chúng tôi cần một vài nam giới để làm thí nghiệm về tâm lý

(ngôn ngữ) chủ ngữ

thần dân, dân

I am French by birth and a British subject by marriage

tôi vốn là người Pháp nhưng là dân Anh do hôn nhân

(âm nhạc) chủ đề

(triết học) chủ thể

change the subject

xem change

Động từ

chinh phục, thu phục (nước, người)

Ancient Rome subjected most of Europe

La Mã cổ đại phần lớn đã chinh phục châu Âu

bắt phải chịu, đưa ra cho chịu

subject somebody to criticism

đưa ai ra phê phán

as a test the metal was subjected to get heat

để thử nghiệm, kim loại ấy đã được cho chịu nhiệt độ cao

Tính từ

bị chinh phục, lệ thuộc

the subject nations

những nước bị lệ thuộc

(vị ngữ)

subject to somebody (something)

buộc phải vâng lời; dưới quyền (ai)

we are subject to the laws

chúng ta buộc phải tuân theo pháp luật

(vị ngữ) subject to something

hay bị

are you subject to colds?

anh có hay bị cảm lạnh không?

the timetable is subject to alteration

thời gian biểu có thể bị thay đổi

(vị ngữ) subject to something

tùy thuộc vào, tùy vào

the plan is subject to the director's approval

kế hoạch còn tùy thuộc vào sự chấp nhận của giám đốc

* Các từ tương tự:
subject matter, subject-heading, subjection, subjective, subjectively, subjectiveness, subjectivism, subjectivist, subjectivity
noun

plural -jects

[count] the person or thing that is being discussed or described :topic

The new museum is the subject of an article in today's paper.

Death is a difficult subject that few people like to talk about.

I need to break the news to her, but I'm not sure how to bring up the subject.

If you're interested in linguistics, I know an excellent book on the/that subject.

an excellent book on the subject of linguistics

While we're on the subject of [=talking about] work, have you met the new boss?

Every time I talk to her, we seem to get on/onto the subject of work. [=we start talking about work]

These meetings would be much shorter if we could keep him from getting off the subject.

I didn't want to talk about work, so I changed the subject. [=started a new topic of conversation]

When he started getting upset, I dropped the subject. [=stopped talking about that topic]

The morality of capital punishment is a frequent subject of/for debate.

an area of knowledge that is studied in school

Chemistry was my favorite subject in high school.

The classes cover a variety of subject areas, including mathematics and English.

a person or thing that is being dealt with in a particular way - + of

He was the subject of a criminal investigation. [=he was investigated to find out if he had committed a crime]

She was the subject of a lawsuit.

someone or something that is shown in a photograph, painting, etc.

Love between a mother and child is the subject of many of her paintings.

The photographer's principal subjects were poor immigrant workers.

What kind of exposure should I use for a dark subject on a light background?

a person or animal that is used in an experiment, study, etc.

Each subject was asked to fill out a questionnaire.

The hospital is recruiting test subjects for the study.

grammar :a noun, noun phrase, or pronoun that performs the action of a verb in a sentence

In English, the subject goes before the verb and the object comes after.

He is the subject (of the verb kissed) in the sentence He kissed me. - compare object

a person who lives in a country that is ruled by a king or queen :a citizen of a monarchy

British subjects

adjective

under the control of a ruler

subject peoples - often + to

They were subject to the emperor.

subject to

affected by or possibly affected by (something)

Clothing purchases over $200 are subject to tax. [=tax must be paid on clothing purchases over $200]

Anyone caught trespassing is subject to a $500 fine. [=anyone caught trespassing will have to pay a $500 fine]

The firm is subject to state law.

The schedule is tentative and subject to change. [=the schedule may be changed at a later date]

likely to do, have, or suffer from (something) :prone

My cousin is subject to panic attacks.

I'd rather not live in an area that is subject to flooding. [=an area where floods occur]

dependent on something else to happen or be true

The sale of the property is subject to approval by the city council. [=the property cannot be sold unless the city council approves the sale]

All rooms are just $100 a night, subject to availability.

verb

-jects; -jected; -jecting

subject to

[phrasal verb]

subject (someone or something) to (something)

to cause or force (someone or something) to experience (something harmful, unpleasant, etc.)

They are suspected of subjecting their children to abuse. [=of abusing their children]

The test involved subjecting the sample to intense heat. - often used as (be) subjected to

The prisoners were subjected to torture.

During the hurricane, many buildings were subjected to [=many buildings experienced] 100 mile-per-hour winds.

No one should have to be subjected to my uncle's bad jokes.

His argument was subjected to careful analysis. [=was carefully analyzed]

to bring (someone or something) under (your control or rule)

He subjected her to his will. [=he forced her to do what he wanted her to do]

Alexander the Great subjected much of Europe and Asia to his rule.

* Các từ tương tự:
subject matter, subjective
noun

What is the subject of conversation today? The subject under discussion was of crucial importance

(subject-)matter

topic

issue

theme

angle

thesis

gist

substance

business

affair

point

In which subject did Frank take his doctorate?

course (of study)

field

area

discipline

branch of knowledge

Increased taxes are always a subject of complaint

cause

ground(s)

motive

reason

basis

source

rationale

excuse

The subjects of the experiment were all in their thirties

participant

case

guinea-pig

testee

She became a British subject after her marriage to Frank

citizen

national

taxpayer

voter

liegeman

vassal

adjective

She is subject to asthma attacks. This kind of wood is subject to worm infestation

Usually

subject to

exposed (to)

open (to)

vulnerable (to)

susceptible (to)

prone (to)

disposed (to)

at the mercy (of)

liable (to suffer or undergo)

The subject book was not returned before the due date

discussed

under discussion

referred to

above

subject to

You are subject to the same laws as everyone else

a answerable to

responsible for

bound by

obedient to

subservient to

submissive to

controlled by

under the control of

All leave is subject to the approval of the departmental head

b dependent on

conditional on

contingent on

verb

How could anyone subject another human being to such cruelty?

subject to

expose

lay open

submit

put through

impose on

cause to undergo

The peoples subjected by the Romans sometimes fared better than when independent

conquer

subjugate

dominate

subdue

enslave

enthral

crush

humble

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