subordínate is a variation of the word subordinar

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subordinate

[səˈbɔːdɪnət]

sustantivo

1. subordinado(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino)

adjetivo

2. secundario(a), inferior (rank, role)

to be subordinate to somebody -> estar subordinado(a) a alguien
subordinate clause (gramática) -> oración (f) subordinada

verbo transitivo [səˈbɔːdɪneɪt]

3. subordinar

subordinate [sab-or-di-neit]

adjetivo

1. Subordinado, inferior, dependiente o bajo las órdenes de otro.

1. Subordinar, poner o colocar en un orden o categoría inferior; de aquí, tener o considerar como de menor importancia.

2. Someter, sujetar.

va.

subordinate

[səˈbɔːdnɪt]

noun

subordinadoasubordinada (m) (f);a subordinada

[səˈbɔːdnɪt]

adjective

[+officer, member of staff, group] subordinado; [+role] subordinado; secundario

the committee was not willing to play a subordinate [role] Her husband came to accept his subordinate [role] He had played a material though admittedly subordinate part in the theft it's difficult for someone in a subordinate position to complain The constitution put parliament in a largely subordinate place ...the company and its various subordinate [organizations] For all his seniority at his previous job, here he was subordinate Kuznets's second problem, valuation (absolute and relative price-formation), has played a subordinate role in this history If you ask if everyone has understood, the likely reaction from people, especially those subordinate to you, is to say "yes" those who are subordinate to you Sexual harassment is usually most likely between peers or when the female is subordinate to the male The troops were made directly subordinate to the President

to be subordinate to sb (in rank) ser subordinado de algn

I don't know who is subordinate to whom the official to whom Truman had previously been subordinate

to be subordinate to sth (secondary) estar subordinado a algo

in film words are subordinate to images He had had affairs before, but they had always been subordinate to his work Thereafter, the narrative becomes subordinate to chronology They want to maintain a strong national army not subordinate to any supranational command She believed that husbands ought to be subordinate to their wives ...a monarch subordinate to the elected parliament Why are women subordinate in the sex/gender system?

subordinate clause oración (f) subordinada

[səˈbɔːdɪneɪt]

verb:transitive

subordinar

to subordinate sth to sth subordinar algo a algo; subordinating conjunction conjunción (f) de subordinación

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Verb Conjugation for "subordinate"

Imperative

subordinate
you subordinate
he/she subordinates
we subordinate
you subordinate
they subordinate

Preterite

I subordinated
you subordinated
he/she subordinated
we subordinated
you subordinated
they subordinated

Present Continuous

I am subordinating
you are subordinating
he/she is subordinating
we are subordinating
you are subordinating
they are subordinating

Present Perfect

I have subordinated
you have subordinated
he/she has subordinated
we have subordinated
you have subordinated
they have subordinated

Past Continuous

I was subordinating
you were subordinating
he/she was subordinating
we were subordinating
you were subordinating
they were subordinating

Past Perfect

I had subordinated
you had subordinated
he/she had subordinated
we had subordinated
you had subordinated
they had subordinated

Future

I will subordinate
you will subordinate
he/she will subordinate
we will subordinate
you will subordinate
they will subordinate

Future Perfect

I will have subordinated
you will have subordinated
he/she will have subordinated
we will have subordinated
you will have subordinated
they will have subordinated

Future Continuous

I will be subordinating
you will be subordinating
he/she will be subordinating
we will be subordinating
you will be subordinating
they will be subordinating

Present Perfect Continuous

I have been subordinating
you have been subordinating
he/she has been subordinating
we have been subordinating
you have been subordinating
they have been subordinating

Future Perfect Continuous

I will have been subordinating
you will have been subordinating
he/she will have been subordinating
we will have been subordinating
you will have been subordinating
they will have been subordinating

Past Perfect Continuous

I had been subordinating
you had been subordinating
he/she had been subordinating
we had been subordinating
you had been subordinating
they had been subordinating

subordinar

transitive verb

1. to subordinate (gen) & (grammar)

subordinarse

pronomial verb

1. to be subordinate (a to)

subordinar [soob-or-de-nar’]

noun

1. To subordinate, to subject. (m)

subordinar

verbo:transitivo

to subordinate

verbo:pronominal

subordinarse

subordinarse a to subordinate o.s. to

Verb Conjugation for "subordinar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	subordino	subordiné	subordinaba	subordinaré	subordine
Tú	subordinas	subordinaste	subordinabas	subordinarás	subordines
Ella/Él/Usted	subordina	subordinó	subordinaba	subordinará	subordine
Nosotros	subordinamos	subordinamos	subordinábamos	subordinaremos	subordinemos
Vosotros	subordináis	subordinasteis	subordinabais	subordinaréis	subordinéis
Ellos/Ustedes	subordinan	subordinaron	subordinaban	subordinarán	subordinen