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单词 subjection
释义
subjection
noun[U]
uk
/səbˈdʒek.ʃən/us
/səbˈdʒek.ʃən/
thestateof being under thepoliticalcontrolof anothercountryorstate:
被（他国）征服
Thebookdiscussesthepoliticalsubjection of theislandbyitslargerneighbour.这本书谈论了该岛在政治上受到其强大邻国控制的问题。
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(Definition ofsubjectionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsubjection

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How was it that human creatures, who were so evidently disposed to pride, could be prompted to capitulate tosubjection?
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They do not talk about thesubjectionof women or any dissatisfaction with the course of events they describe.
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Prosecution or regulation without a rational basis is insulting and demeaning, as would besubjectionto the whims of a tyrant.
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The objective of revisiting the communities was to investigate demographic changes during the 10-year period following their harshsubjectionto the 1984-85 famine.
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The concept of femininity was brought into play and the idea of women's inequality andsubjectionto men in maledominated repressive societies was made central.
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They must internalize thatsubjectionand refer it to the godly magistrate, and only the godly magistrate.
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And utility will justify not just mutual association, unity in alterity, and consequently the mutual determination of right, but alsosubjection.
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Then, dominant goods serve as the means of dominating people; they create personal subordination, and ultimately,subjectionto tyrannical rule.
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That is to say, they both figured subjective autonomy as, at the same time, a form ofsubjection.
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But it was open to manipulation, which cleared the ground for oppressivesubjection.
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Reflection on colonial modernity revealed a tragic dichotomy: either autonomy without modernity or modernity with the acceptance ofsubjection.
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He accepted the connexion between rural life, high fertility and thesubjectionof women.
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Rather, we advocate thesubjectionof methodological practices to systematic empirical (as well as theoretical) analysis.
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In practical terms, this reality was embodied in thesubjectionof the load plans of each producer to the network's demand requirements.
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Two conditions of political liberty, and hence paths tosubjection, are thus identified.
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