sub [sʌb]
sub [sʌb]
1(familiar)
sustantivo
2suscripción (f) (to newspaper, magazine); cuota (f) (to club)
3suplente (sustantivo masculino) (substitute)
4submarino (m) (submarine)
5redactor(ora) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (periodismo)
verbo transitivo (pt & pp subbed)
6corregir (periodismo)
verbo intransitivo
7(substitute)
- to sub for somebody -> reemplazar or sustituir a alguien
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sub [sʌb] (informal)
Collins Complete Spanish Electronic Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
Verb Conjugation for "sub"
Imperative
- sub
- you sub
- he/she subs
- we sub
- you sub
- they sub
Preterite
- I subbed
- you subbed
- he/she subbed
- we subbed
- you subbed
- they subbed
Present Continuous
- I am subbing
- you are subbing
- he/she is subbing
- we are subbing
- you are subbing
- they are subbing
Present Perfect
- I have subbed
- you have subbed
- he/she has subbed
- we have subbed
- you have subbed
- they have subbed
Past Continuous
- I was subbing
- you were subbing
- he/she was subbing
- we were subbing
- you were subbing
- they were subbing
Past Perfect
- I had subbed
- you had subbed
- he/she had subbed
- we had subbed
- you had subbed
- they had subbed
Future
- I will sub
- you will sub
- he/she will sub
- we will sub
- you will sub
- they will sub
Future Perfect
- I will have subbed
- you will have subbed
- he/she will have subbed
- we will have subbed
- you will have subbed
- they will have subbed
Future Continuous
- I will be subbing
- you will be subbing
- he/she will be subbing
- we will be subbing
- you will be subbing
- they will be subbing
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been subbing
- you have been subbing
- he/she has been subbing
- we have been subbing
- you have been subbing
- they have been subbing
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been subbing
- you will have been subbing
- he/she will have been subbing
- we will have been subbing
- you will have been subbing
- they will have been subbing
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been subbing
- you had been subbing
- he/she had been subbing
- we had been subbing
- you had been subbing
- they had been subbing
sub [soob]
- Sub-inspector -> the deputy inspector
A Latin preposition signifying under, below.—It is used only in composition, and then it means under, less, or in a subordinate degree; also a deputy; as, Sub-lunar, under the moon.
