subordinar

v.

1 to subordinate (gen) & (grammar).

Elsa subordina su ayuda Elsa subordinates=conditions her aid.

2 to subject, to subordinate.

El juez subordina a los abogados The judge subordinates the lawyers.

3 to delegate, to depute.

El alcalde subordina a su asistente The mayor delegates his assistant.

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subordinar

► verbo transitivo

1 to subordinate

► verbo pronominal subordinarse

1 to subordinate oneself

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1.

VT to subordinate

2.

See:

subordinarse

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verbo transitivo to subordinate

subordinar algo A algo — to subordinate something to something

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= subordinate.

Ex. In such a system, no one concept is subordinated to (and therefore distributed under) another as the result of using a preferred citation order.

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verbo transitivo to subordinate

subordinar algo A algo — to subordinate something to something

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= subordinate.

Ex: In such a system, no one concept is subordinated to (and therefore distributed under) another as the result of using a preferred citation order.

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subordinar [A1 ]

vt

to subordinate subordinar algo A algo to subordinate sth TO sth

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subordinar (conjugate subordinar) verbo transitivo
to subordinate;
subordinar algo A algo to subordinate sth to sth
subordinar verbo transitivo to subordinate

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subordinar

♦ vt

1. [someter] to subordinate

2. Gram to subordinate

♦ See also the pronominal verb subordinarse

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subordinar

v/t subordinate

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subordinar vt

: to subordinate

♦ subordinarse vr

♦ subordinación nf