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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | Główne tłumaczenia | | Angielski | Polski | | subject n | (subject matter, theme) | temat m | | What is the subject of that book? | | Jaki jest temat tej książki? | | subject n | (school, academic) | przedmiot m | | I am studying three subjects: Chemistry, English and French. | | Uczę się trzech przedmiotów: chemii, angielskiego i francuskiego. | | subject n | (grammatical) | podmiot m | | The subject usually comes before the verb in English. | | W języku angielskim podmiot zwykle występuje przed czasownikiem. | | subject [sb] to [sth]⇒ vtr | (make [sb] undergo [sth]) | poddawać kogoś czemuś ndk. | | poddać kogoś czemuś dk. | | The police subjected the suspect to an intense interrogation. | | Policja poddała podejrzanego intensywnemu przesłuchaniu. | | subject to [sth] adj + prep | (conditional, depending upon) | podlegać czemuś ndk. | | All new policies are subject to the boss's approval. | | subject to [sth] adj + prep | (liable or prone to) | móc ulec czemuś zwrot ndk. | | This schedule is subject to last minute changes. | | subject to [sth] adj + prep | (under the rule of [sth]) | podlegać czemuś ndk. | | The politicians are subject to the will of the people. |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia | | Angielski | Polski | | subject adj | (ruled by another) | ujarzmiony, podbity przym. | | Historians are studying the influence of subject peoples on the nations that ruled them. | | subject n | (in a clinical trial, patient) | pacjent m | | The subject tried to stay still while the doctors looked at him. | | subject n | (dead body) | zwłoki ż, l.mn. | | The pathologist examined the subject carefully. | | subject n | (conscious being) | osobnik m | | Students, please examine the subject and tell me what you think. | | subject n | (person ruled by a king) | poddany, poddana m, ż | | The English are subjects of their queen. | | subject n | (first term of a logical proposition) | założenie n | | The first term of a proposition is usually called the subject. | | subject n | (heading in memos, email, etc.) | temat m | | Subject: next week's board meeting | | subject n | (person: object of study, experiment) (badanie) | badana osoba przym. + ż | | (eksperyment) | uczestnik eksperymentu m + m | | One-third of subjects reported headaches after taking the medication. | | subject [sb]⇒ vtr | (control, rule) | podporządkowywać ndk. | | podporządkować dk. | | The country was subjected to the rule of emperors for several centuries. |
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