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subject1. n [ˊsʌbdʒekt]1) те́ма; предме́т разгово́ра; сюже́т;to dwell on a sore subject остана́вливаться на больно́м вопро́се
;to change the subject перемени́ть те́му разгово́ра
;to traverse a subject обсуди́ть вопро́с
2) по́вод ( for — к чему-л.);a subject for pity по́вод для сожале́ния
3) предме́т, дисципли́на;mathematics is my favourite subject матема́тика — мой люби́мый предме́т
4) грам. подлежа́щее5) по́дданный6) филос. субъе́кт7) муз. гла́вная те́ма8) субъе́кт, челове́к;a hysterical subject истери́ческий тип
9) объе́кт, предме́т (of)◊on the subject of каса́ясь чего́-л.
;while we are on the subject of money may I ask you... раз уж мы заговори́ли о деньга́х, могу́ я узна́ть...
2. a [ˊsʌbdʒekt]1) подчинённый, подвла́стный;subject nations несамостоя́тельные госуда́рства
2) подве́рженный (to)3) подлежа́щий (to)4):subject to (употр. как adv) при усло́вии, допуска́я, е́сли
3. v [səbˊdʒekt]1) подверга́ть (воздействию, влиянию и т.п.)2) подчиня́ть, покоря́ть (to)3) представля́ть;to subject a plan for consideration предста́вить план на рассмотре́ние
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2 subject to open
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3 subject
subject, test subjectиспытатель, обследуемыйEnglish-Russian dictionary of program "Mir-Shuttle" > subject
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4 subject restraint system
subject restraint system, subject restraintsсистема фиксации человека, оператораEnglish-Russian dictionary of program "Mir-Shuttle" > subject restraint system
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5 subject restraints
subject restraint system, subject restraintsсистема фиксации человека, оператораEnglish-Russian dictionary of program "Mir-Shuttle" > subject restraints
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6 subject-heading
subject-heading [ˏsʌbdʒektˊhedɪŋ] nпредме́тный указа́тель, и́ндекс -
7 subject-matter
subject-matter noun тема, содержание (книги, разговора и т. п.); предмет(обсуждения и т. п.) Syn: see topic -
8 subject to stress
Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > subject to stress
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9 subject to stem
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10 subject to approval by smb
= subject to approval of smb подлежащий утверждению кем-л.Politics english-russian dictionary > subject to approval by smb
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11 subject to approval of smb
Politics english-russian dictionary > subject to approval of smb
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12 subject-matter of negotiations
= subject-matter of talks предмет переговоровPolitics english-russian dictionary > subject-matter of negotiations
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13 subject-matter of talks
Politics english-russian dictionary > subject-matter of talks
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14 subject index
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15 subject matter index
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16 subject of controversy
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17 subject
subject а подвергать) - подлежать предмет подлежащее подчиненный)подлежащийв зависимости от -
18 subject always to
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19 subject area
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20 subject matter
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