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大学英语单词表

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subdirectory 分目录,子目录
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subdivide [ 'sʌbdi'vaid ] vt. 细分(细区分,再划分,重分,叠分,分小类)
e.g. 1. Part of the building has been subdivided into offices.
这座大楼的一部分隔开用作办公室了.

subdivision [ 'sʌbdiˌviʒən ] n. 细分,再分的部分
e.g. 1. A subdivision of a bodily organ or part bounded by fissures, connective tissue, or other structural boundaries.
叶身体器官和部分的细分部分，由裂纹、连接组织或其他组织边界粘连
2. In a3601 Finance Communication Controller, a subdivision of a track on a diskette.
在3601金融通信控制器中，软盘上的一段磁道。

subdue [ sʌb'dju: ] v. 使服从,压制,减弱
e.g. 1. He managed to subdue his mounting anger.
他设法克制住了阵阵愤怒。

subgroup [ 'sʌbgru:p ] 给...加副标题,子群
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subject [ 'sʌbdʒikt ] n. 科目,主题
a. 服从的,易患的
e.g. 1. How many subjects are you studying this semester?
这学期你选了几门课程？
2. I am French by birth and a British subject by marriage.
我按出生是法国人，因结婚而成为英国公民。

subject matter  创作的题材
e.g. 1. The speaker's subject matter was better than his presentation.
   演讲者所讲的内容要比他的演讲本身好。
2. Mature subject matter.
   成年人考虑的问题

subjection [ səb'dʒekʃən ] n. 征服,服从,隶属
e.g. 1. The nation was kept in subjection.
这个民族已经沦为附庸。
2. The country's subjection of its neighbor has been finished.
该国对邻国的征服已经完成。

subjective [ sʌb'dʒektiv ] a. 主观的
e.g. 1. A literary style characterized by the use of details and mental associations to evoke subjective and sensory impressions rather than the re-creation of objective reality.
印象主义一种文学风格，其特征是利用对细节和感情的描述而不是通过对客观的现实的再创造，来唤起主观的或感觉的印象
2. The study of all possible appearances in human experience, during which considerations of objective reality and of purely subjective response are left out of account.
现象学研究人的经历中所有可能出现情况的学问，在此期间，并不考虑客观现实和纯粹的主观反应

subjugate [ 'sʌbdʒugeit ] v. 征服,使服从,抑制
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subjugation [ ˌsʌbdʒu'geiʃən ] n. 征服,镇压,平息
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subjunctive [ səb'dʒʌŋktiv ] a. 虚拟的
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sublayer [ 'sʌb'leiə ] 子层
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sublet [ 'sʌb'let ] v. 转租
e.g. 1. There is a clause in the contract forbidding tenants to sublet.
合同中有一条款禁止承租人转租房屋。
2. Under the terms of the lease you had no right to sublet the property.
根据租约规定, 你无权转租物业.

sublimate [ 'sʌblimeit ] v. 使升华,升华,纯化
a. 纯净化的,理想化的,气质高贵的
n. 升华物
e.g. 1. The comet's ice, heated by the sun, rapidly and spectacular sublimate to gas.
彗星上的冰块在太阳热的作用下迅速而壮观地升华成气体。
2. Her sublimate future husband will be tall, dark, and handsome.
她理想化的未来丈夫将是身材高大，皮肤浅黑，相貌英俊。

sublimation [ ˌsʌbli'meiʃən ] n. 升华,升华物,高尚化
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sublime [ sə'blaim ] a. 壮观的,卓越的
v. 提高,变高尚
e.g. 1. Interrupting an opera on television for a pet-food commercial is going from the sublime to the ridiculous.
在电视播演歌剧时插播宠物食品广告真是煞风景.
2. Soaring as if with wings; elevated or sublime.
高远的象有翅膀般飞翔的；高扬的或升华的

subliminal [ sʌb'liminl ] a. 下意识的,识阈的,潜在意识的
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submarine [ 'sʌbməri:n, sʌbmə'ri:n ] a. 水底的,海底的
n. 潜水艇
e.g. 1. They are building a submarine cable tunnel.
他们正在建设一条海底电缆隧道。
2. The vessel was ruined by a submarine.
那艘船是被潜水艇毁坏的。

submerge [ səb'mə:dʒ ] v. 使浸水,潜入水中,使陷入
e.g. 1. At the first sign of danger the submarine will submerge.
一有危险迹象，潜艇就会潜入水中。
2. Such feelings tend to remain submerge beneath a mask of social politeness.
在社交礼貌的掩盖下，这样的情感往往不会显露出来。

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