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adj. ondergeschikt; heeft de neiging--------n. onderwerp; vak; onderdaan--------v. onderwerpen; openbaren; overbrengensubject1[ subdzjikt] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉3 (studie)object ⇒ studiegebied, (leer)vak♦voorbeelden:wander from the subject • van het onderwerp afwijken/afdwalenon the subject of • omtrent, aangaande, over————————subject2[ subdzjikt]♦voorbeelden:subject to foreign rule • onder vreemde heerschappijsubject to the laws of nature • onderworpen aan de wetten van de natuurII 〈 bijvoeglijk naamwoord, predicatief〉1 onderhevig ⇒ blootgesteld, vatbaar♦voorbeelden:subject to your consent • behoudens uw toestemmingsubject to contract • afhankelijk van het sluiten van een contract————————subject3♦voorbeelden: -
2 subject
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3 subject to
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4 subject to
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5 subject heading
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6 subject index
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7 subject to contract
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8 subject to foreign rule
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9 subject to the laws of nature
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10 subject to these conditions
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11 subject to torture
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12 subject to your consent
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13 subject catalogue
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14 subject matter
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15 subject to change
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16 subject clause
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17 subject of dispute
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18 subject to abuse
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19 subject to approval
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20 subject to certification
afhankelijk van overeenstemming (aan de orde slechts nadat overeenkomst bereikt is)
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