variants
| подвергать |
expose
subject
put
process
|
| подчинять |
subordinate
submit
subject
subdue
subjugate
conquer
|
| представлять |
represent
present
introduce
furnish
perform
subject
|
| покорять |
conquer
submit
subjugate
subdue
bend
subject
|
| предмет |
subject
thing
object
matter
article
theme
|
| объект |
object
facility
subject
objective
entity
operand
|
| тема |
topic
theme
subject
text
chapter
burden
|
| субъект |
subject
person
party
specimen
merchant
bozo
|
| сюжет |
plot
story
subject
chapter
|
| подлежащее |
subject
|
| человек |
man
person
human
individual
human being
subject
|
| подданный |
subject
patrial
|
| содержание |
content
contents
maintenance
substance
keep
subject
|
| дисциплина |
discipline
subject
school
|
| повод |
occasion
reason
cause
rein
bridle
subject
|
| главная тема |
subject
|
| предмет разговора |
subject
|
| причина |
cause
reason
why
root
ground
subject
|
| труп |
corpse
body
carcass
carcase
cadaver
subject
|
| подлежащий |
subject
liable
|
| подданный |
subject
|
| подверженный |
subject
subject to
liable
amenable
apt
|
| подчиненный |
subordinate
subject
inferior
under
subdued
subservient
|
| подопытный |
experimental
subject
|
| подвластный |
subject
dependent
dependant
|
| зависимый |
dependent
subject
adjective
dependant
non-independent
|
synonyms
noun
adjective
verb
examples
subject to bankruptcy court approval, the company expects to begin liquidation of its inventory
the Greeks were the first subject people to break free from Ottoman rule
he was subject to bouts of manic depression
the chorale-like second subject of the Scherzo
math is not my best subject
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