Sub

Pronunciation: /ˈsʌb/

Sub (noun)

  1. a type of underwater boat used by the navy.
  2. a teacher who temporarily takes over a class when the regular teacher is absent.
  3. a long sandwich filled with meat, cheese, and vegetables.

Examples

  • The sub dived deep into the ocean.
  • A sub can stay underwater for weeks.

Common collocations: nuclear sub, sub crew, call a sub, sub schedule, Italian sub

Sub (verb)

  1. to take the place of someone temporarily, especially in a job or role.

Examples

  • She will sub for the manager during his vacation.
  • He subbed in the soccer match yesterday.

Synonyms of Sub

Neutral

Antonyms of Sub

  • describing position or hierarchy