English abbreviation dictionary - sub
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Sub
sub
transport. abbr.
Subject airport code Surabaya, Indonesia univ. abbr.
Student Union Building univ. abbr.
Student Union Board SMS abbr.
Substitute comp. assem. abbr.
Student Union Building educ. abbr.
Sit Up and Beg educ. abbr.
Substitute Teacher sport abbr.
Sports Utility Backpack law abbr.
Supplemental Unemployment Benefits
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~1 n informal 1 a submarine 2 a substitute in sports such as football 3 a subscription 4 BrE part of your wages that you receive earlier than usual because you need money; advance2 (4) AmE 5 AmE a long bread roll split open and filled with meat, cheese etc 6 AmE a substitute teacher 7 BrE a subeditor ~2 v subbed, subbing informal 1 I + for to act as a substitute for someone 2 BrE to give someone part of their wages earlier than usual or lend them money (I subbed Fenella a tenner to get a decent bunch of flowers.) 3 BrE to subedit something ...Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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(subs) 1. In team games such as football, a sub is a player who is brought into a match to replace another player. (INFORMAL) We had a few injuries and had to use youth team kids as subs. = substitute N-COUNT 2. A sub is the same as a submarine. (INFORMAL) N-COUNT 3. A fixed amount of money that you pay regularly in order to be a member of a club or society is called your subs. (BRIT OLD-FASHIONED) Subs will be raised as from next year. = subscription fees N-PLURAL SUB- 1. Sub- is used at the beginning of words that have ‘under’ as part of their meaning. The waters were rising about the rock and would soon submerge it. ...a nuclear-powered submarine. PREFIX 2. Sub- is added to the beginning of nouns in order to form other nouns that refer to things that are part of a larger thing. ...a subcommittee on family values and individual rights. ...the subdivision of farms into smallholdings. PREFIX 3. Sub- is added to the beginning of adjectives in order to form other adjectives that describe someone or something as inferior, for example inferior to normal people or to normal things. The cold has made already substandard living conditions even worse. PREFIX ...Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
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I. noun Date: 1830 ~stitute II. verb (~bed; ~bing) Date: 1853 intransitive verb to act as a ~stitute transitive verb 1. British to read and edit as a copy editor ; ~edit 2. ~contract 1 III. noun Date: 1916 ~marine IV. abbreviation 1. ~altern 2. ~scription 3. ~sidiary 4. ~urb ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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n. & v. colloq. --n. 1 a submarine. 2 a subscription. 3 a substitute. 4 a sub-editor. 5 Mil. a subaltern. 6 Brit. an advance or loan against expected income. --v. (subbed, subbing) 1 intr. (usu. foll. by for) act as a substitute for a person. 2 tr. Brit. lend or advance (a sum) to (a person) against expected income. 3 tr. sub-edit. Etymology: abbr. ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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I сокр. от substitution замена; замещение; подстановка II сокр. от subtraction вычитание SUB I сокр. от substitution замена; замещение; подстановка II сокр. от subtraction вычитание III нефт. переводник - barrel sub - bent sub - bottom-bole orientation sub - bumper sub - damping sub - double-box sub - double-pin sub - drill bit sub - drill collar lifting sub - equalizing sub - fishing bumper sub - hydraulic power sub - kelly saver sub - kick sub - landing sub - lifting sub - nonmagnetic sub - orienting sub - pin-to-box sub - pin-to-pin sub - reducing taper sub - releasing sub - reverse circulation sub - shear pin sub - shock sub - stab sub - stabilizing sub - step sub - swivel sub - wear sub ...Большой Англо-русский Русско-английский политехнический словарь
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1. сокр. от submachine gun воен. автомат; пистолет-пулемет 2. сокр. от 3. сокр. от 4. сокр. от 5. сокр. от 6. сокр. от 7. сокр. от 8. сокр. от ...Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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11.
- from L. preposition sub "under" (also "close to, up to, towards"), used as a prefix and in various combinations (e.g. sub voce, 1859, from L., lit. "under the word or heading," abbrev. s.v.). The original meaning is now obscured in many words from Latin (suggest, suspect, subject, etc.); the prefix is active in Mod. Eng., however, sometimes meaning "subordinate" (as in subcontinent, first recorded 1863) or "inferior" (a sense first attested 1963). Many such words are transparent (e.g. subcommittee, 1610) and etymologies of their root words may be found under those headings. As a word of its own, sub is first recorded 1830, as a shortened form of substitute (originally of printer's substitutes). The verb in this sense is from 1879. ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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