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| 1. | To place after in importance; subordinate. |
| 放在次要位置，附属在重要性上把…放在后面；置…于从属地位 |
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| 2. | The Art of Criticism in Literature, so often decried and given a subordinate place among the arts, is |
| 文学中的批评艺术 虽然经常受到贬低，而在艺术中处于卑微地们，但却恰恰是判辨与解释这些书面证据的一门艺术。 |
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| 3. | His appreciation of Dickens, Heine, and other Europeans was pushed firmly into a subordinate place in |
| 过去他很欣赏狄更斯、海涅等欧洲作家，新的看法却使他的敬意大大打了折扣。 |
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| 4. | demoted the domestic contradictions between classes and between political groupings to a secondary and subordinate |
| 戊、中日民族矛盾的发展，在政治比重上，降低了国内阶级间的矛盾和政治集团间的矛盾的地位，使它们变为次要和服从的东西。 |
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