英语释义

1. placed in or occupying a lower class, rank, or position inferior
a subordinate officer

2. submissive to or controlled by authority

3. of, relating to, or constituting a clause that functions as a noun, adjective, or adverb

4. subordinating

5. one who stands in order or rank below another one that is subordinate

6. to make subject or subservient

7. to treat as of less value or importance
stylist … whose crystalline prose subordinates content to form
— Susan Heath

8. in a position of less power or authority than someone else

9. less important than someone or something else

10. someone who has less power or authority than someone else someone who is subordinate to someone else

11. to think of or treat (someone or something) as less important than someone or something else

12. being in a lower class or rank inferior
a subordinate officer

13. yielding to or controlled by authority

14. someone who has less power or authority than someone else

15. to treat as inferior in rank or importance

16. placed in or occupying a lower rank, class, or position

17. to assign lower priority to (as a debt or creditor) postpone satisfaction of until after satisfaction of another
the equitable assignee will be subordinated to the rights of the assignor's trustee in bankruptcy
— J. D. Calamari and J. M. Perillo

片语

subordinates betrayal部属离心

subordinate clause从句

rating subordinates评定下级

subordinate body下属机构；附属机构

key subordinates关键下属

motivate subordinates激励下属

differential subordinates微分从属

subordinate staff下属人员；从属人员

Direct Subordinates直接下级

Not Subordinates不下属

Training subordinates培训下属员工

And subordinates申花众将

Encouraging Subordinates激励下属

英汉例句

• they treat subordinates like children and seldom ask for anyone「s input.

  他们把下属当作儿童来对待，很少问别人的意见。

• it provides the ability to encapsulate the escalation process between subordinates and managers.

  它提供了封装下属和经理之间的升级流程的能力。

• in contrast, low-power liars — the subordinates — showed the usual signs of stress and slower reaction times.

  相反，低权力撒谎者即下属表现出通常的紧张迹象和延迟的反应时间。

• when entrepreneurs grow up, however, they often fall into management mode and let their left-brain subordinates take over.

  而当企业家不断上升进入管理层之后，他们的工作就被他们用左脑思考的下属接管了。

• subordinates find him hard going at first, because of his informal but direct manner and his love of argument.

  下属发现和他相处刚开始很困难，因为他的态度非正式而且直接，又喜欢争论。

• second, subordinates must have confidence that the command will be effective in achieving this purpose.

  其次，下级们必须相信在实现这个目的上这个命令将是有效的。

• what will happen to my authority if subordinates go to someone else for help and advice?

  如果我的下属向别人寻求帮助和建议我该怎样维护我的权威？

• this omission, again, may be accidental -- the superior does not realize that subordinates need the information.

  这种遗漏同样也可能是出于偶然——上级没有意识到下级需要这个信息。

• expectations of vertical mobility create expectations of interactions as well as felt similarities between subordinates and superiors.

  对垂直流动性的预期可以创造对合作的预期，以及下级和上级之间的感知相似性。

• delegate. if you have subordinates or coworkers who can do a task or project, try to delegate it.

  指派任务如果你有下属或者合作者，那么你可以尝试去指派任务。

• during this serious period, the superior asked subordinates a series of questions about the supermarket.

  在这段严肃时间内,上级问了下级一连串有关超级市场的问题。

• inspire subordinates to act, and maintain productivity by managing stressful periods of change.

  处理好变革期间的压力，激励下属行动起来，保持生产力。

• 」people who insist on sharing their 「bliss」 with subordinates should be required to wear a t-shirt that says: 「now that my life is perfect, i」m going to fix yours, '' he says.

  他说，那些坚持要与下属分享「好东西」的人应该穿上这样的t恤衫，上面写上：既然我的人生已经完美无憾了，我要开始修理你的人生了。

• this type of manager surrounds herself with subordinates that make her look good.

  这种类型的经理只会找那些能够衬托她更出色的下属。

相似词

inferior下级；次品

junior年轻人的；下级的；（7至11岁的）学童的；（四年制大学或中学）三年级学生的；小（用于指一家人中同名两人中较年轻者）

less(Less) （美、加拿大）莱斯（人名）

lesser较少的；次要的；更小的

lower(Lower) （美、英）洛厄（人名）

minor未成年人；小调；辅修科目

相反词

greater(Greater) （美）特雷亚特尔（人名）

higher更高的，较高的（high的比较级）

major[人类] 成年人；主修科目；陆军少校

morepro 更多的数量

primary原色；最主要者

primead 极好地

senior上司；较年长者；毕业班学生

superior上级，长官；优胜者，高手；长者

superordinate上级的，地位高的；高级的