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1 subject
Ia. 지배를 받는, 종속하는(to), 받는IIad.,...을 조건으로(하여),...이라 가정하여IIIn. 권력(지배)하에 있는 사람, 국민, 신하, 주제, 피실험자,...질의 사람IVvt. 복종시키다(to), 제시하다, 맡기다(to) -
2 subject
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3 subject matter
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4 content subject
내용과목(실용과목과 대조하여 철학.역사등 그 자체를 목적으로하는교과, cf.TOOL -
5 linger
Ivi. (우물쭈물) 오래 머물다, 꾸물거리다, (추위, 감정 등이) 쉬이 사라지지(물러가지)않다, 나중에까지 남다, 어정거리다IIvt. 질질 끌다, (시간을) 우물쭈물 보내다, \linger on (a subject) (한가지 일을 가지고) 언제까지나 끙끙 앓다 -
6 subj.
x. subject, subjective(ly), sybjunctive
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