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subjected是subject的过去分词 subject美 ['sʌb.dʒekt] 英 ['sʌbdʒɪkt] - n.主题；论题；主因；科目
- adj.受支配的；易受…的；有关本科目的；以…为条件[转移]的
- v.委托；使患…；加；使隶属
- 网络隶属的；题目；受到
复数：subjects 现在分词：subjecting 过去分词：subjected adj.+n. favorite subject,important subject,favourite subject,same subject,difficult subject v.+n. change subject,study subject,mention subject,discuss subject,introduce subject n. topic,theme,specialty,field,follower v. expose,endanger,imperil v. | | n. | 1. 主题,问题;论题,话题;主因,原因,起因;科目,学科;主旨;主人翁 7. 对象;被催眠者,解剖用尸体;被实验者,实验材料;病人,患者;…质的人,…性质的人 10. 【语法】主语;【哲学】主观;我,自我,主体【逻辑学】主位,主辞【音乐】主题,乐旨,主旋律;【文艺】主题 1. 主题,问题;论题,话题;主因,原因,起因;科目,学科;主旨;主人翁 7. 对象;被催眠者,解剖用尸体;被实验者,实验材料;病人,患者;…质的人,…性质的人 10. 【语法】主语;【哲学】主观;我,自我,主体【逻辑学】主位,主辞【音乐】主题,乐旨,主旋律;【文艺】主题 | adj. | |
v. | 1. to cause somebody to undergo something unpleasant 2. to make something undergo a particular kind of treatment 3. to bring a person or group under the power or influence of another person or group 4. bring,get(a country,nation,person)under control 1. to cause somebody to undergo something unpleasant 2. to make something undergo a particular kind of treatment 3. to bring a person or group under the power or influence of another person or group 4. bring,get(a country,nation,person)under control | n. | 1. something that is being discussed, examined, or otherwise dealt with 2. a branch of learning that forms a course of study 3. somebody who is ruled by a king, queen, or other authority 4. somebody who receives treatment or is the focus of an activity 5. somebody or something that an artist, writer, or photographer represents in a piece of work 6. the part of a sentence or utterance, usually a noun, noun phrase, or equivalent, that the rest of the sentence asserts something about and that agrees with the verb. 7. the principal theme or melodic phrase that is developed in a musical composition 8. an idea, problem, situation, etc. that you discuss or write about 9. something that you learn or teach in a school, for example English, mathematics, or biology 10. in English grammar, the person, place, or thing that does what the verb describes. In the sentence “Mary threw the ball,” “Mary” is the subject. 1. something that is being discussed, examined, or otherwise dealt with 2. a branch of learning that forms a course of study 3. somebody who is ruled by a king, queen, or other authority 4. somebody who receives treatment or is the focus of an activity 5. somebody or something that an artist, writer, or photographer represents in a piece of work 6. the part of a sentence or utterance, usually a noun, noun phrase, or equivalent, that the rest of the sentence asserts something about and that agrees with the verb. 7. the principal theme or melodic phrase that is developed in a musical composition 8. an idea, problem, situation, etc. that you discuss or write about 9. something that you learn or teach in a school, for example English, mathematics, or biology 10. in English grammar, the person, place, or thing that does what the verb describes. In the sentence “Mary threw the ball,” “Mary” is the subject. | adj. | 1. likely to be affected by something 2. under the control of somebody or something such as a ruler or a law, and obliged to obey 3. under the authority and control of a government or country | adv. | 1. depending on somebody or something |
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