sub

n.

潜水艇；代用品，代替者，替补队员；地铁；审校员

vi.

做替身，做替补队员；做替身，审校（文稿）；

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

1. Local radio reported that the sub had oxygen tanks.
   当地广播报导，这艘潜艇内配备氧气桶。
2. The nuclear-powered submarine can overrun any other sub.
   核动力潜艇能比其他任何潜艇驶得快。

1. I had to sub for the referee, who was sick.
   裁判病了，我得代为裁判。
2. Clive Walker came on as a sub and starred.
   克里夫-沃克替补上场，大放异彩。

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