mid-15c., subordinacioun "hierarchical arrangement," from Medieval Latin subordinationem (nominative subordinatio), noun of action from past participle stem of subordinare (see subordinate (adj.)). Meaning "condition of being duly submissive" is from 1736.
权威例句
1. Subordination and silence best became their years and capacity.
服从与沉默,最适合他们的年令与能力.
2. Anti - colonialism aimed at ending the subordination of people to colonial rule.
反 殖民主义者旨在结束一个民族附属于殖民统治的现象.
3. The old patterns of subordination and domination in an inflexible hierarchy may no longer work well.
僵硬的等级制度中老一套统治和服从关系已经站不住脚.
4. The degree of subordination of an item in an hierarchic arrangement.
分层结构中,一个项的从属级别.
5. The subordination of one customs establishment to another shall not Be restricted By administrative divisions.