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subject (EN)
nom, adjectif, verbe

nom “subject”

s. subject, pl. subjects
  1. sujet
    They changed the subject when he entered the room.
  2. matière
    His favorite subject at university is history.
  3. sujet (d'un monarque)
    The queen addressed her subjects during the ceremony.
  4. sujet (grammatical)
    In "They are studying", "they" is the subject.
  5. sujet (d'expérience)
    Each subject in the study was given a questionnaire.
  6. sujet (musical)
    The violin introduces the subject in the second movement.

adjectif “subject”

forme de base subject (more/most)
  1. sujet (à risque de)
    Some plants are subject to disease in damp conditions.
  2. soumis (à condition de)
    The project is subject to your approval.
  3. soumis (à l'autorité de)
    The contract is subject to labor laws.

verbe “subject”

infinitif subject; il subjects; prét. subjected; part. passé subjected; gér. subjecting
  1. soumettre
    The patients were subjected to a series of tests.
  2. assujettir
    The king wanted to subject the entire region under his rule.