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Subject
01
téma, tårgy
someone or something that is being described, discussed, or dealt with
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The students chose a fascinating subject for their research paper: artificial intelligence.
A diĂĄkok egy lenyƱgözĆ tĂ©mĂĄt vĂĄlasztottak kutatĂĄsi dolgozatukhoz: mestersĂ©ges intelligenciĂĄt.
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tantĂĄrgy, szakterĂŒlet
a branch or an area of knowledge that we study at a school, college, or university
PĂ©ldĂĄk
In elementary school, students learn about different subjects like mathematics, science, and history.
Az ĂĄltalĂĄnos iskolĂĄban a tanulĂłk kĂŒlönbözĆ tantĂĄrgyakrĂłl tanulnak, mint pĂ©ldĂĄul a matematika, a termĂ©szettudomĂĄnyok Ă©s a törtĂ©nelem.
03
a person, object, or scene chosen as the focus for artistic or photographic representation
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Students were assigned a subject for their drawing exercises.
04
(grammar) the noun, pronoun, or entity that performs the action or is described in a sentence
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Every sentence must have a subject and a predicate.
05
alattvalĂł, ĂĄllampolgĂĄr
a person who is under the rule or authority of a monarch, government, or leader
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The queen treated her subjects with fairness and respect.
A kirĂĄlynĆ igazsĂĄgosan Ă©s tisztelettel bĂĄnt alattvalĂłival.
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alany, rĂ©sztvevĆ
someone or something on which a study or experiment is performed
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Researchers recruited healthy volunteers as subjects for the cognitive psychology study.
A kutatĂłk egĂ©szsĂ©ges önkĂ©nteseket toboroztak alanyokkĂ©nt a kognitĂv pszicholĂłgiai tanulmĂĄnyhoz.
07
the first term of a proposition, about which something is asserted
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Logic distinguishes between the subject and predicate of a statement.
to subject
01
kitesz
to make someone experience something unpleasant
Ditransitive: to subject sb/sth to something unpleasant
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The economic downturn subjected many small businesses to financial challenges and closures.
A gazdasĂĄgi visszaesĂ©s kitĂ©ve sok kisvĂĄllalkozĂĄst pĂ©nzĂŒgyi kihĂvĂĄsoknak Ă©s bezĂĄrĂĄsoknak.
02
leigĂĄz, uralkodik
to assert dominance or control over a person, group, or nation
Transitive: to subject a group or region
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Colonial powers sought to subject indigenous populations, often leading to the exploitation of natural resources.
A gyarmati hatalmak igyekeztek alĂĄvetni az Ćslakos nĂ©pessĂ©get, ami gyakran a termĂ©szeti erĆforrĂĄsok kizsĂĄkmĂĄnyolĂĄsĂĄhoz vezetett.
subject
01
likely to be influenced, affected, or exposed to something
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The crops are subject to disease in damp conditions.
02
under the authority, control, or sovereignty of another
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Citizens are subject to the laws of their country.
03
possibly dependent on, accepting, or allowing something to happen
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The proposal is subject to change after consultation.
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