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81 podređen
• ancillary; dependant; dependent; inferior; minor; petty; second; secondary; subaltern; subject; subordinate; subservient; subset -
82 podređeni
• inferior; junior; slave; subaltern; subordinate -
83 potčinjen
• ancillary; compliant; dependant; dependent; depending; inferior; ministerial; servile; subaltern; submissive; subordinate; subservient; tributary -
84 potčinjeni
• dependant; dependent; junior; subaltern; subordinate; subordinates -
85 ثانوي
1́ adj. derivative, secondary, minor, subaltern, petty, unimportant, insignificant, side, marginal, inferior2́ n. bye3́ pref. sub -
86 sub-
sub- pref. di origine latina; ingl sub-; indica1 lo stare sotto (qlco.): (psic.) subcosciente, subconscious; subcaudale, subcaudal; suboceanico, suboceanic4 suddivisione, frazionamento: suddividere, to subdivide -
87 subalternare
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88 subalternato
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89 обер-офицер
м. ист. воен.subaltern [-'ɔːl-] officer -
90 تابع
تابِع: خاضِع، مَرْؤوسsubordinate, subaltern, inferior; subject, vassal; under someone, under someone's control (authority, command); dependent; subsidiary; heteronomous -
91 خاضع
خاضِع (لِـ)subordinate, subaltern, inferior; subject, vassal; dependent, subsidiary; subject (to), under (someone's authority or control), controlled by; governed by -
92 مرؤوس
مَرْؤُوس: تابِع، خاضِعsubordinate, subaltern, inferior; subject, vassal; under someone, under someone's control or authority -
93 subalterno
agg sm [subal'tɛrno] subalterno (-a)(gen) subordinate, Mil subaltern -
94 подчиненный
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95 так точно
yes, sir; very good; right you are- Ваша фамилия Адамов? - Так точно, - по-солдатски ответил Евгений Павлович. (Б. Лавренёв, Седьмой спутник) — 'Your name is Adamov?' 'Yes, sir,' Evgeni Pavlovich answered, soldier-fashion.
- Поняли? - Так точно. - Вы прапорщик, что ли? - Нет. - Тогда почему это "так точно"? (О. Куваев, Территория) — 'Understand?' 'Very good.' 'Are you a subaltern or what?' 'No.' 'Then why the 'very good'?'
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96 ὑπάλληλος
Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > ὑπάλληλος
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97 ὑπομείων
A inferior:—ὑπομείονες, among the Spartans, were citizens of inferior right, opp. ὅμοιοι, X.HG3.3.6; in an army,οἱ ὑ.
the subaltern officers,D.C.
38.35.Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > ὑπομείων
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98 ζακόρος
Grammatical information: m. f.Meaning: `temple-servant' (Att. inscr. Va, Hyp., Men. etc.); ὑπο-ζακόρος f. `subaltern temple-servant' (Hdt.), ἀρχι-ζακόρος `upper temple-servant' (Laodiceia).Other forms: (prob. better than ζάκορος; s. below)Dialectal forms: Myc. dakoroOrigin: XX [etym. unknown]Etymology: Hieratic professional term. Semantically related and formally comparable νεω-κόρος `temple-gardian' makes the analysis in ζα-κόρος very probable, where ζα- may stand for δα- (cf. on ζά) as in ζά-πεδον for δά-πεδον; ζα-κόρος then prop. "house-cleaner" (to κορέω)? Solmsen IF 31, 453ff, which seems rather doubtful. - In antiquity taken as *δια-κορος; cf. esp. διά̄-κονος. The word must anyhow be Aeolic, cf. Solmsen l. c.Page in Frisk: 1,607-608Greek-English etymological dictionary (Ελληνικά-Αγγλικά ετυμολογική λεξικό) > ζακόρος
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99 უმცროსი ოფიცერი
nsubaltern -
100 untergeordnet
1. ancillary2. inferior3. secondarily4. subaltern5. subordinated6. unsignificantmenial
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