subaltern

UK
/sʌbˈɔːltən/
US
/sʌbˈɔltərn/
subalternсуществительное
subalterns
множ.
UK
/sʌbˈɔːltən/
US
/səbˈɔltɚn/
Переводы
The subaltern followed the orders without question.
Подчинённый выполнял приказы без вопросов.
младший офицер
The subaltern was responsible for leading the platoon.
Младший офицер был ответственен за руководство взводом.
Дополнительные переводы
младший чин
подчинённое лицо
Определения
A subordinate or junior officer in the British army, typically a commissioned officer below the rank of captain.
The young subaltern was eager to prove himself in the upcoming campaign.
A person holding a subordinate position; someone of lower status or rank.
In the corporate hierarchy, she felt like a subaltern, always following orders from her superiors.
In Aristotelian logic, a particular proposition that is implied by a corresponding universal proposition having the same subject and predicate.
"Some mammals are carnivores" is the subaltern of the universal proposition "All mammals are carnivores."
subalternприлагательное
UK
/sʌbˈɔːltən/
US
/sʌbˈɔltərn/
Переводы
The subaltern officer followed the orders without question.
Подчинённый офицер выполнял приказы без вопросов.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
Of lower status or rank; subordinate.
In the corporate hierarchy, she held a subaltern position, reporting directly to the department head.
Relating to people or groups that are marginalized or outside the dominant social, political, or economic power structure (especially in post-colonial studies).
Subaltern voices are often overlooked in mainstream historical narratives.
Антонимы