英语词汇“subject”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

subjectsubject /ˈsʌbdʒɪkt/ noun 1 the thing you are talking or writing about► subject

the thing you are talking or writing about:

I like to read books about astronomy - it is a very interesting subject.

I could see John was embarrassed, so I changed the subject.

While we are on the subject of money, do you have the $10 you owe me?

➔ In everyday English, people often use about to say what the subject of a book or movie is. The movie is about war sounds less formal than The subject of the movie is war.

► topic AWL

a subject that people often talk or write about, for example in books, newspapers, or at school:

The teacher gave us a list of topics to choose from - I chose The Environment.

Their main topic of conversation seems to be football.

► issue

an important subject that people discuss and argue about:

The cost of health care is an issue that affects everyone.

► matter (formal)

an important idea or problem that you have to think about, discuss, or deal with:

There are important things we need to discuss, especially the matter of how to pay for the trip.

► question

a difficult subject or problem that has often been discussed but still needs to be solved:

What is the best way to help less developed countries? That is the really important question.

► theme AWL

an important idea that appears several times in something such as a book, movie, or poem:

One of the central themes of the book is the relationship between people and nature.

2 something you study at a school or university► subject

one of the things that you study at a school or university, such as English, history, or mathematics:

English was my favorite subject in school.

What subjects are you studying this semester?

► class

a series of lessons in one subject, often with an examination at the end:

The statistics class is really hard.

➔ Don’t say: I’m making a class in art history. Say: I’m taking a class in art history.

► major

the main subject that someone studies in college:

“What is your major?” “Biology.”

She’s a business major.

► field

a subject that people study at a very high level, or that people are involved in as part of their work:

Dr. Kim is famous for his work in the field of heart surgery.

➔ see Education

单词	subject
例句	subjectsubject /ˈsʌbdʒɪkt/ noun 1 the thing you are talking or writing about► subject the thing you are talking or writing about: I like to read books about astronomy - it is a very interesting subject. I could see John was embarrassed, so I changed the subject. While we are on the subject of money, do you have the $10 you owe me? ➔ In everyday English, people often use about to say what the subject of a book or movie is. The movie is about war sounds less formal than The subject of the movie is war. ► topic AWL a subject that people often talk or write about, for example in books, newspapers, or at school: The teacher gave us a list of topics to choose from - I chose The Environment. Their main topic of conversation seems to be football. ► issue an important subject that people discuss and argue about: The cost of health care is an issue that affects everyone. ► matter (formal) an important idea or problem that you have to think about, discuss, or deal with: There are important things we need to discuss, especially the matter of how to pay for the trip. ► question a difficult subject or problem that has often been discussed but still needs to be solved: What is the best way to help less developed countries? That is the really important question. ► theme AWL an important idea that appears several times in something such as a book, movie, or poem: One of the central themes of the book is the relationship between people and nature. 2 something you study at a school or university► subject one of the things that you study at a school or university, such as English, history, or mathematics: English was my favorite subject in school. What subjects are you studying this semester? ► class a series of lessons in one subject, often with an examination at the end: The statistics class is really hard. ➔ Don’t say: I’m making a class in art history. Say: I’m taking a class in art history. ► major the main subject that someone studies in college: “What is your major?” “Biology.” She’s a business major. ► field a subject that people study at a very high level, or that people are involved in as part of their work: Dr. Kim is famous for his work in the field of heart surgery. ➔ see Education
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