1. 遭受：so faint 晕过去 | be subjected to 遭受 | be attached to 附属于
2. 受...的控制：太阳能 solar power | 受...的控制 be subjected to | 引入 lead up
3. 征服,统治,支配：He is opposed to my suggestion.他反对我的建议. | be subjected to征服,统治,支配 | I'm subjected to hard work.我得努力工作.
4. 易受：43. typhoon n. 台风 | 44. be subjected to 易受... | 45. densely ad. (人烟)稠密地
1. Sun said working under the new agreement would be better than being subjected to protectionist, unilateral safeguards and would increase certainty for the Chinese industry.
2. The United States code says that people who advocate revolts and violence against federal or local authorities will be subjected to criminal punishment.
3. Rats subjected to stressful stimuli in cages have certainly been found to yawn more frequently, however exactly what function their mouth gaping serves has yet to be shown.
4. Children should be cared for and allowed to enjoy their infancy and childhood, and not subjected to premature schooling.
5. The candidate will be subjected to voting at the annual session slated for closing on Monday.
6. No Macao resident shall be subjected to arbitrary or unlawful arrest, detention or imprisonment.
7. As the access to higher education is still less than the demand, the resource of enrolment sometimes may be subjected to " black case work ".
8. Comprehensiveness can only be valid when it is subjected to cultural diversity.
9. A country identified as having persistently dangerous levels in any two areas will be subjected to further study and may have remedies suggested.
10. But they will be subjected to strict scrutiny, said the provincial Public Security Bureau.