subgroup 英 ['sʌbgruːp]   美 ['sʌb'grʊp]

subgroup

subgroup  英 ['sʌbgruːp] 美 ['sʌb'grʊp]

n. 小群;隶属的小组织  vt. 给…加副标题 

名词复数:subgroups 

But a subgroup of these bloggers are the true professionals who work at corporations, serve as highly paid blogging consultants or write for sites with substantial traffic. 但有一小群博客作者是真正专门从事博客写作的,他们在公司供职,担任薪资丰厚的博客顾问,或是为访问量很大的网站写东西。
In this subgroup, the researchers noted a 43 per cent reduction in the risk of stroke for women who consumed four cups of coffee every day compared to women who consumed less than one cup per month. 研究人员发现在这个小群体里面,每天喝四杯咖啡的女性患中风的风险比那些每月喝少于一杯咖啡的女性患中风的风险低43%。

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  • n. 小群;隶属的小组织
  • vt. 给…加副标题
  • 1. But a subgroup of these bloggers are the true professionals who work at corporations, serve as highly paid blogging consultants or write for sites with substantial traffic.

    但有一小群博客作者是真正专门从事博客写作的,他们在公司供职,担任薪资丰厚的博客顾问,或是为访问量很大的网站写东西。

  • 2. In this subgroup, the researchers noted a 43 per cent reduction in the risk of stroke for women who consumed four cups of coffee every day compared to women who consumed less than one cup per month.

    研究人员发现在这个小群体里面,每天喝四杯咖啡的女性患中风的风险比那些每月喝少于一杯咖啡的女性患中风的风险低43%。

  • 3. If the whole group is confident in a task force or committee it should empower the subgroup to make most decisions on its own.

    如果整个团队对于一个特别小组或者委员会有信心,那应该授权子团队自己来进行大多数决策。

  • subgroup (n.) also sub-group, 1825, from sub- + group (n.).
sub·group / ˈsʌbɡruːp ; NAmE ˈsʌbɡruːp / noun a smaller group made up of members of a larger group 小组;(团体中的)部份 subgroup subgroups sub·group / ˈsʌbɡruːp ; NAmE ˈsʌbɡruːp /
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