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| 81. | A loyal and trusted follower or subordinate. |
| 亲信忠心而受信任的随从或部属 |
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| 82. | earl of subordinate states (from high antiquity) |
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| 83. | Having a secondary, supplementary, or subordinate function. |
| 次级的，附加的，辅助的 |
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| 84. | He contented himself with a subordinate job. |
| 他对自己不起眼的工作感到满足。 |
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| 85. | Angela was a fast subordinate of hers. |
| 安吉拉曾是她的忠实下属 |
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| 86. | A subordinate role, as in a play. |
| 次要角色，从属地位配角，如在一幕戏中 |
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| 87. | A subordinate or supplementary item;an adjunct. |
| 附加品，附属物；附件 |
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| 88. | Lower in rank, power, or authority; subordinate. |
| 从属的，下级的等级、权力或威望低的；附属的 |
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| 89. | subordination [subordinate role] of females and children |
| 视妻室儿女为附属品之婚姻 |
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| 90. | To contain as a secondary or subordinate element. |
| 含有作为次要的、附属的成分而包含 |
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