subject

∗ ≈

el tema

∗ noun

subject
[ˈsʌbdʒɪkt]
sustantivo
1tema (m) (of conversation, book, painting, photograph); asignatura (f) materia (f) (at school, university)
  • while we are on the subject -> ya que hablamos del tema
  • to change the subject -> cambiar de tema
  • subject matter -> tema (m) , asunto (m) (of letter, book)
2sujeto (m) (gramática)
3súbdito(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (of monarch)
adjetivo
4sometido(a) (state, country)
5(prone)
  • to be subject to illness/jealousy/depression -> ser propenso(a) a las enfermedades/los celos/la depresión
  • to be subject to delay/a fine of £50 -> estar sujeto(a) a retrasos or demoras/una multa de 50 libras (Am)
también:
  • subject to -> sujeto(a) a (dependent on)
verbo transitivo [səbˈdʒekt]
6someter, subyugar (subjugate) (people, nation)
7(force to undergo)
  • to subject somebody to something -> someter a alguien a algo

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subject [sab-yikt]
1Sujetar, someter, sojuzgar, dejar sujeto
adjetivo
2Exponer, arriesgar.
3Presentar, colocar una cosa delante para que se la considere y juzgue y se disponga de ella.
4Sujetar, poner en estado de dependencia, subordinar.
5Someter, poner debajo. (Antiguo)
  • To subject someone to a test -> poner a alguien a prueba
va.
adjetivo
1Sujeto, expuesto o propenso a alguna tendencia o agencia.
2Sujeto, sometido a otro, avasallado, que está bajo la dependencia de otro.
3Situado debajo a los pies de otra cosa.
sustantivo
4Súbdito, súbdita; vasallo.
5sujeto, término de una proposición de la cual se afirma o niega alguna cosa, y particularmente el caso nominativo. (Gramática)
6Sujeto, lo mismo que persona cuando se trata de sus buenas o malas cualidades.
7La materia u objeto de alguna ciencia o arte; idea o plan general de una obra artística; asunto.
8Cadáver destinado a la disección para explicar o enseñar la anatomía; persona expuesta a una enfermedad o que la padece.
  • Subject-matter -> asunto, materia de que se trata
  • To be subject to -> ser propenso a, estar sujeto a
  • Subject to the approval to -> sujeto a la aprobación de

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subject
[ˈsʌbdʒɪkt]
noun
1 (topic, theme) tema; (m) (plot) argumento; (m) asunto; (m)
to change the subjectchange cambiar de tema
she tried to change the subject he quickly changed the subject and started talking about his mother
let's change the subject cambiemos de tema; changing the subject ... hablando de otra cosa ...; cambiando de tema ...
it's a delicate subjectdelicate es un asunto delicado
on the subject of ...on a propósito de ...
(while we're) on the subject of money ... ya que de dinero se trata ...
this raises the whole subject of moneyraises esto plantea el problema general del dinero
2 (Educ) (Univ) asignatura; (f)
3 (Gram) sujeto; (m)
4 (Med) caso; (m)
he's a nervous subject es un caso nervioso
5 (Sci)
guinea pigs make excellent subjects los conejillos son materia excelente para los experimentos etc; (para los experimentos etc)
6 especially (Britain) (Pol) súbditoasúbdita;a súbdita (m) (f)
British subject súbditoasúbdita británicoabritánica;a súbdita (m) (f)a británica liberty of the subject libertad del ciudadano; (f)
[ˈsʌbdʒɪkt]
adjective
1 [+people, nation] dominado; subyugado
2
subject to (liable to) [+law, tax, delays] sujeto a; [+disease] propenso a; [+flooding] expuesto a; (conditional on) [+approval etc] sujeto a
A woman who is subject to herpes simplex infections needs to look after herself extremely well during pregnancy animals which are stroked regularly are less subject to stress than those who are not Subject to many tropical diseases, they lived in fear and superstition in the darkness of the deep rain forests spaniels are subject to heart disease
these prices are subject to change without notice estos precios están sujetos a cambio sin previo aviso; subject to correction bajo corrección
subject to the approval of
subject to confirmation in writing sujeto a confirmación por escrito
[səbˈdʒekt]
verb:transitive
to subject sb to sth someter a algn a algo; to subject a book to criticism someter un libro a la crítica; to be subjected to inquiry ser sometido a una investigación; I will not be subjected to this questioning no tolero este interrogatorio esta interrogación;or she was subjected to much indignity tuvo que aguantar muchas afrentas
[ˈsʌbdʒɪkt]
modifier
subject heading (n) título de materia; (m)
subject index (n) (in book) índice de materias; (m) (in library) catálogo de materias; (m)
subject matter (n) (topic) tema; (m) asunto; (m) [of letter] contenido; (m)
subject pronoun (n) pronombre (de) sujeto; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "subject"

Imperative
  • subject
  • you subject
  • he/she subjects
  • we subject
  • you subject
  • they subject
Preterite
  • I subjected
  • you subjected
  • he/she subjected
  • we subjected
  • you subjected
  • they subjected
Present Continuous
  • I am subjecting
  • you are subjecting
  • he/she is subjecting
  • we are subjecting
  • you are subjecting
  • they are subjecting
Present Perfect
  • I have subjected
  • you have subjected
  • he/she has subjected
  • we have subjected
  • you have subjected
  • they have subjected
Past Continuous
  • I was subjecting
  • you were subjecting
  • he/she was subjecting
  • we were subjecting
  • you were subjecting
  • they were subjecting
Past Perfect
  • I had subjected
  • you had subjected
  • he/she had subjected
  • we had subjected
  • you had subjected
  • they had subjected
Future
  • I will subject
  • you will subject
  • he/she will subject
  • we will subject
  • you will subject
  • they will subject
Future Perfect
  • I will have subjected
  • you will have subjected
  • he/she will have subjected
  • we will have subjected
  • you will have subjected
  • they will have subjected
Future Continuous
  • I will be subjecting
  • you will be subjecting
  • he/she will be subjecting
  • we will be subjecting
  • you will be subjecting
  • they will be subjecting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been subjecting
  • you have been subjecting
  • he/she has been subjecting
  • we have been subjecting
  • you have been subjecting
  • they have been subjecting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been subjecting
  • you will have been subjecting
  • he/she will have been subjecting
  • we will have been subjecting
  • you will have been subjecting
  • they will have been subjecting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been subjecting
  • you had been subjecting
  • he/she had been subjecting
  • we had been subjecting
  • you had been subjecting
  • they had been subjecting
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