sub

noun

(coll.)

1) (subscription) Abo, das (ugs.)

2) (esp. Sport): (substitute) Ersatz, der

3) see academic.ru/120880/sub-editor">sub-editor

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noun

(short for several words eg submarine, subscription etc: He's the commander of a sub; Several people still haven't paid their subs.)

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sub¹

n ECON Vorschuss m, Lohnvorauszahlung f

sub²

[sʌb]

I. n (fam) short for substitute Vertretung f

II. vi

<-bb->

short for substitute

▪ to \sub for sb für jdn einspringen, jdn vertreten

III. vt

<-bb->

(fam) abbrev of to substitute

▪ to \sub sth for sth etw durch etw akk ersetzen

sub³

[sʌb]

n (fam) short for submarine U-Boot nt

nuclear \sub Atom-U-Boot nt

sub⁴

[sʌb]

n AM (fam) short for submarine sandwich Jumbo-Sandwich nt

sub⁵

[sʌb]

n usu pl BRIT, AUS (fam) short for subscription Abo nt fam; (membership fee) [Mitglieds]beitrag m

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[sʌb] abbr

1)

See:

of sub-edit of sub-editor

2)

See:

of submarine

3)

See:

of subscription

4)

See:

of substitute

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sub¹ [sʌb] umg

A s

1. → subaltern B, subeditor, sublieutenant, submarine A, subordinate B, subscription A, substitute A, subway, etc

2. besonders Br

a) Vorschuss m

b) give sb a sub jemandem was pumpen umg

B adj Aushilfs…, Not…

C v/i

1. (for) einspringen (für), vertreten (akk)

2. besonders Br sich einen Vorschuss nehmen

D v/t

1. → subedit

2. besonders Br

a) jemandem einen Vorschuss geben

b) jemandem was pumpen umg

sub² [sʌb] prät unter (dat)

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noun

(coll.)

1) (subscription) Abo, das (ugs.)

2) (esp. Sport): (substitute) Ersatz, der

3) see sub-editor

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(UK) n.

Lohnvorauszahlung f. adj.

Unter- präfix.