Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Divided into smaller parts or groups taken from a larger sample.

Example: The data was subsampled to ensure a more manageable size for analysis.

Definition: The process of taking a smaller portion from a larger set of data or samples for analysis or study.

Example: In research, subsampling can help reduce the amount of data to be processed while still providing useful insights.

Definition: A specific meaning or interpretation of a word that is part of a broader meaning.

Example: In linguistics, a subsense can help clarify the different ways a word can be understood.

Definition: A part of a larger sentence that can stand alone as a smaller sentence.

Example: In the complex sentence, the subsentence provides additional information about the main clause.

Definition: Something that comes after another thing in time, order, or place.

Example: The subsequent chapters of the book were even more exciting than the first one.

Definition: This word is used to indicate that something happens after a particular event or time, often as a result of it.

Example: She finished her homework and subsequently went out to play with her friends.

Definition: To help or assist in achieving a goal or purpose.

Example: The new policy will subserve the interests of the community.

Definition: The condition of being obedient or submissive to someone else, often to the point of being overly compliant or servile.

Example: Her subservience to her boss made it difficult for her to express her own ideas.

Definition: The condition of being obedient or willing to serve others, often to the point of sacrificing one's own interests.

Example: Her subserviency to her boss made it difficult for her to express her own ideas.

Definition: Describing someone who is overly willing to obey others or serve them, often to the point of being submissive or lacking independence.

Example: The subservient assistant always followed the manager's orders without question.