n.替补队员，(向俱乐部等定期交纳的)会员费，助理编辑，审校人，代课教师
v.(在比赛中)替换(队员)，暂代(某人)工作，替班，代用，替代(尤指通常使用的东西)，短期借（款）给

原形：sub第三人称单数：subs复数：subs过去式：subbed过去分词：subbed现在分词：subbing

He is a subeditor at the local newspaper.
他是一名地方报纸的副编辑。
She submitted her thesis on time, as required by the university.
她按时提交了她的毕业论文，符合大学的要求。
The movie's popularity has risen to a new sub-level among fans.
这部电影在粉丝中的受欢迎程度提升到了一个新的次级阶段。
The team's substitute player scored the winning goal.
替补队员为球队打入制胜一球。
I signed up for a sub-account on the streaming platform to share with my family.
我注册了一个子账户在流媒体平台上供全家共享。
The submarine surfaced after several days underwater.
潜水艇在水下几天后浮出水面。
She's a sub-genre expert, always recommending obscure but fascinating books.
她是小众类型书籍的专家，总能推荐一些独特而引人入胜的作品。
He was appointed as the temporary sub-manager during the boss's absence.
老板不在期间，他被任命为临时代理经理。
The online community has a sub-forum dedicated to discussing science fiction novels.
在线社区有一个专门讨论科幻小说的子论坛。
He subscribed to the monthly newsletter to stay updated on industry news.
他订阅了每月通讯，以便了解行业动态。