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1. гл.1) общ. подчинять, ставить в зависимостьto be subordinated to smb. — подчиняться кому-л.
2) общ. субординировать, ставить ниже (чего-л.); считать второстепеннымart is sometimes subordinated to science in these schools — в таких школах гуманитарные науки считаются второстепенными по сравнению с естественными
See:2. прил.1) общ. зависимый, подчиненныйSyn:dependent 1. 3)2) общ. второстепенный, вспомогательный3. сущ.The individual's needs are subordinate to those of the group. — Потребности группы важнее потребностей отдельных людей.
упр. подчиненный (лицо, занимающее более низкую позицию в организационной иерархии и находящееся в подчинении и под контролем лица, занимающего более высокую позицию)The core manager-subordinate team is the basic building block of all managerial leadership systems. — Основная команда менеджеров и подчиненных является центральной компонентой всех систем управленческого лидерства.
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подчинять, ставить в зависимость, субординировать.
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