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subject ['sʌbʤɪkt] n
gen.	Fach n; Fragenkomplex m; Gegenstand m; Lehrfach n; Schulfach n; Studienfach n; Subjekt n; Thema n; Untertan m; Staatsbürger m; Motiv n (Gegenstand einer Fotografie, eines Gemäldes oder lit. Werkes); Untertanin f; Versuchsperson f; Satzgegenstand m; Zielperson f; Beratungsgegenstand m; Sache f
AI.	Satzgegenstand Versuchsperson
busin.	Fachgebiet n; Unterrichtsfach n; betrifft:
commun.	Befassungsgegenstand m
comp., MS	Antragsteller m (In public key cryptography, an entity that requests or holds a certificate. A subject can be a user, a computer, or any other device capable of requesting or using a certificate)
econ.	Staatsangehöriger; Stoff m; Anlaß m; Ursache f; Grund m; Untergeordneter; Untergebener; Person f; Wesen n
econ., BrE	Bürger m
ed.	Fach n (area)
patents.	Materie f; Staatsangehörige m
pharma.	Prüfungsteilnehmer m
tech.	Betreffzeile f; Lehrstoff m; Thematik f
subjects n
gen.	Lehrfächer n; Themenkreis m; Studienfächer n; Themen n; Unterrichtsfächer n
subject female n
gen.	Staatsbürgerin f; Untergebene m
subject school n
gen.	Unterrichtsgegenstand österr.
test subject n
gen.	Testperson f
subject No definition needed n
environ.	Thema n
subject theme n
gen.	Sujet n
photo subject n
gen.	Fotomotiv n (Gegenstand einer Fotografie)
Subject ['sʌbʤɪkt] n
IT	Subjekt n
subject [sʌb'ʤekt] v
gen.	Betreff; unterwerfen
commun.	beaufschlagen
comp., MS	Betreff (A category used to organize objects in the Knowledge Base)
econ.	unterjochen; abhängig machen; untertan machen; dienstbar machen; verantworten (to vor); untergeben; abhängig (to von); unselbständig; unterliegend; anfällig (für); neigend (zu)
tech.	unterworfen; unterziehen
subjected v
gen.	unterwarf; unterworfen
subject ['sʌbʤɪkt] adj.
gen.	dienstbar
English thesaurus
subject ['sʌbʤɪkt] abbr.
abbr.	sub. (Vosoni); subj. (Vosoni)
abbr., mus.	s

subject: 1143 phrases in 73 subjects

Accounting	1
Agriculture	10
Alternative dispute resolution	49
American usage, not spelling	3
Artificial intelligence	6
Austrian usage	1
Banking	6
British usage, not spelling	3
Business	76
Chemistry	5
Coal	2
Commerce	2
Communications	9
Construction	20
Cultural studies	4
Customs	17
Data processing	2
Diplomacy	1
Earth sciences	1
Ecology	1
Economy	80
Education	78
Environment	7
European Union	4
Figurative	2
Finances	29
Fish farming pisciculture	2
Foreign trade	61
Formal	1
General	285
Government, administration and public services	1
Health care	7
Hobbies and pastimes	1
Human rights activism	1
Idiomatic	1
Immigration and citizenship	5
Immunology	1
Industry	2
Information technology	5
Insurance	18
International Monetary Fund	3
International trade	2
Labor law	2
Labor organization	1
Law	107
Marketing	6
Mechanic engineering	4
Medical	9
Metallurgy	3
Microelectronics	1
Microsoft	9
Military	1
Non-governmental organizations	1
Nuclear physics	1
Oil / petroleum	1
Patents	38
Pharmacy and pharmacology	7
Physics	1
Politics	12
Polygraphy	3
Psychology	1
Rail transport	1
Religion	6
Research and development	1
Security systems	2
Statistics	6
Taxes	41
Technology	19
Trade unions	1
Transport	11
University	1
Video recording	2
Work flow	29