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sub noun /sʌb/ /sʌb/ (informal)- a submarine (= a ship that can travel underwater)助理编辑；审校人
(also submarine sandwich, hero) (North American English) a long bread roll split open along its length and filled with various types of food潜艇三明治，长卷三明治（用长卷面包纵向切开，内夹各种食物） - a substitute who replaces another player in a team替补队员
- He came on as sub.他作为替补上场。
- (British English) a subscription (= money that you pay regularly when you are a member of a club, etc.)（向俱乐部等定期交纳的）会员费
- (British English) a subeditor助理编辑；审校人
- (North American English) a substitute teacher代课教师
- [transitive] sub somebody to replace a sports player with another player during a game（在比赛中）替换（队员） synonym substitute
- He was subbed after just five minutes because of a knee injury.他仅上场了五分钟便因膝部受伤被替换下场。
- [intransitive] sub (for somebody) to do somebody else’s job for them for a short time暂代（某人）工作；替班 synonym substitute
- Jake asked me to sub for him next week when he's away in California.杰克让我下周他去加利福尼亚时代他代班。
- [transitive] sub something for something to use something instead of something else, especially instead of the thing you would normally use代用；替代（尤指通常使用的东西） synonym substitute
- For a lower-calorie version of the recipe, try subbing milk for cream.要降低这道菜的热量，可用牛奶代替奶油。
- [transitive] sub somebody something (British English, informal) to lend somebody money for a short time短期借（款）给
- Could you sub me £50 till next week?借我 50 英镑，下星期还你，可以吗？
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