subordinate

bağlı kılmak, alt konuma getirmek

to place or rank someone or something below another in authority or importance

The supervisor subordinated the junior employee to the senior team.

• In the report, the analyst subordinated the minor findings to the main conclusions.
• The new policy will subordinate individual preferences to organizational priorities.
• Researchers often subordinate auxiliary hypotheses to the primary research question.
• During the restructuring, several divisions were subordinated to the corporate headquarters.

• subordinate a clause · bir yan cümleyi ana cümleye bağlamak The writer subordinated a clause to clarify the main idea.
• subordinate sth to sth She subordinated her personal goals to the company's objectives.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

zıt: elevate

alt, ikincil, ast

of lower rank or position; placed below another in hierarchy or importance

The assistant is a subordinate employee in the marketing department.

• In the hierarchy, junior researchers are subordinate to senior scientists.
• The law requires that all local regulations be subordinate to federal statutes.
• During the meeting, she argued that the proposed policy should not be subordinate to outdated practices.
• The novel explores how individuals feel when they are constantly treated as subordinate by authority figures.

• subordinate clause · bağlaçlı yan cümle The sentence contains a subordinate clause that explains the reason.
• subordinate staff · ast çalışanlar The manager delegated the tasks to her subordinate staff.
• be subordinate to sth All regional offices are subordinate to the headquarters.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: lower

zıt: superior