subject-matter

基本解释

It is certainly one of the most characteristic products of Spanish literature, both for style and subject-matter.
无论形式题材，《批评家》堪称是西班牙文学中最有特色的著作之一。
The updates should only be as "real time" as dictated by the subject-matter expert -- not necessarily when technically feasible.
这些更新应该根据主题专家的规定是“实时的”，而不是在技术上可行时进行。
The general Lines of Argument have no special subject-matter, and therefore will not increase our understanding of any particular class of things.
论述的一半原则没有特殊的主题，因此也不会增进我们队某一类事物的理解。

Now the subject matter that he's chosen for this poem, for this so-called first poem, couldn't possibly be more appropriate.
现在他选这首诗的主题很重要，这所谓第一首诗可能不太恰当。
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Very frequently, as is the case in Gadamer, this meaning is called "the subject matter": that is to say, what--in thinking about literature in terms of form and content, let's say--we'd call "content."
高达美，又把这一含义称为主题：,当我们研究文学的,形式和内容方面时，主题即内容“
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The subject matter of something such as a book, lecture, movie, or painting is the thing that is being written about, discussed, or shown.