The second clause, than I am, is dependent.

第句，比我，是属的。

In this case, a club which he used to belong to.

在这例子中，他讲的是自己曾经属的一俱乐部。

Can you see where the two clauses start and end, and which one is dependent?

你能看到这两子句哪里开始和结束的，哪一是属的吗？

Do you remember the definition of a dependent clause?

你还记得属子句的定义吗？

Knowledge was the highest good, truth the supreme value; all the rest was secondary and subordinate.

知识是最高的善，真理是最高的价值，其他的一切都是次要的，属的。

But the other clause — if you're late — is dependent, and it doesn't make sense by itself.

但是另一子句——如果你迟到了——是属的，它本身没有意义。

662. The subordinate coordinates are in accordance with that set by the cordial chorus.

属坐标与热心的合唱团的设定值一致。

Adam might bear to the animals and the true partnership that would fulfill him.

与亚当的属关系另一方面是能使他满足的真正伙伴。

In childhood, even more so than later in life, people need to feel that they belong.

相比于今后的人生, 童年时人们更注重自身的属。

You may have heard that astronomers don't consider Pluto or its brethren to be planets.

你也有听说过天文学家不认为冥王星是行星，或者说行星的属。

A dependent clause is a part of a sentence which would not make sense by itself.

属子句是句子的一部分，它本身没有意义。

We have three types of dependent clauses.

我们有三种类型的属子句。

All this dominant unity of the entire piece obliges unity also in the subordinate parts.

整作品的所有这种主导统一性也要求属部分的统一性。

You can add a dependent clause with conjunctions like if, because, although, unless, or wherever.

你可以添加一带有连词的属子句，例如“if”、“because”、“although”、“unless”或者是“wherever”。

One particular kind of dependent clause is a relative clause.

一种特殊的属句是关系句。

Dear Tony, This is a very interesting question, because both words are what grammar experts call " subordinating conjunctions."

这问题很有趣，因为这两词都是语法专家所说的属连词。

First of all, a good way to remember about independent and dependent clauses, right?

首先，记住独立句和属句的好方法，对吧？

'Although the theatre has disadvantages' is what is called a dependent clause.

“尽管剧院有缺点”是所谓的属条款。

So look at that, I have all three types of dependent clause.

所以看看那，我有所有三种类型的属子句。

It's an introduction to dependent clauses.

这是对属子句的介绍。