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1 subjection
səb'‹ekʃənnoun sujección, sometimientotr[səb'ʤekʃən]subjection [səb'ʤɛkʃən] n: sometimiento mn.• ligadura s.f.• sometimiento s.m.• sujección s.f.• sujeción s.f.səb'dʒekʃənmass nouna) ( subjugation)subjection (TO somebody/something) — sometimiento m or sujeción f (a alguien/algo)
b) ( making subject) sometimiento mc) ( exposure) (frml)subjection TO something — exposición f a algo
[sǝb'dʒekʃǝn]N sometimiento m (to a)* * *[səb'dʒekʃən]mass nouna) ( subjugation)subjection (TO somebody/something) — sometimiento m or sujeción f (a alguien/algo)
b) ( making subject) sometimiento mc) ( exposure) (frml)subjection TO something — exposición f a algo
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