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subaltern

/sʌbˈɔːl.tərn/

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adjective

/sʌbˈɔːl.tərn/C2formalpolitical
  • ruОписывает человека или группу, имеющих более низкий ранг или статус, часто используется в постколониальной теории для обозначения маргинализированных групп населения.

Describes a person or group that is of lower rank or status, often used in postcolonial theory to refer to marginalized populations.

  1. Inferior in rank or statusC1formal

    Lower in position, rank, or authority within a hierarchy.

    ruПодчиненный

    • The subaltern officers followed the general's orders without question.
    • In the colonial administration, subaltern officials often had limited power.
    • The subaltern classes rarely had their voices heard in historical records.

    Synonymsinferiorjuniorlesserlower-rankingminorsecondarysubordinate

    Antonymschiefprincipalseniorsuperior

Forms
  • more subaltern comparative form
  • most subaltern superlative form
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noun

/ˈsʌb.əl.tɜːn/C1formalbritish
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее британского армейского офицера в звании ниже капитана, обычно младшего лейтенанта или лейтенанта.

A noun referring to a British commissioned army officer of a rank below captain, typically a second lieutenant or lieutenant.

  1. Junior military officerC1formalbritish

    A British commissioned army officer of the rank of second lieutenant or lieutenant, below the rank of captain.

    ruМладший офицер

    • The subaltern led his platoon through the training exercise.
    • He was promoted from subaltern to captain after two years of service.
    • The subaltern reported directly to the battalion commander.
Forms
  • subalterns plural form
  • subalterns' possessive plural form
  • subaltern's possessive singular form
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