subcommittee
subcommittee — noun
1. a smaller group formed from members of a larger committee to focus on one specif
a smaller group formed from members of a larger committee to focus on one specific task or area, then report back with findings or recommendations.
The finance subcommittee will review the budget proposal before the full committee meets.
collocation: [area] subcommittee as compound noun
Ramón was asked to serve on the safety subcommittee after the factory inspection.
collocation: serve on a subcommittee
Nila's research subcommittee spent three months studying the local water quality.
The school board formed a subcommittee to look into after-school programs.
Amira presented the subcommittee's report on energy costs to the city council.
- panel
a group of experts gathered for a specific purpose; less formal than 'subcommittee' and not necessarily drawn from a larger committee
- task force
a temporary group formed to solve a specific problem, often with broader membership than just committee members
- working group
a group that meets to explore a topic in depth; common in academic and corporate settings, similar scope to a subcommittee
文法句型
serve on a subcommittee
form a subcommittee
a subcommittee of [organisation]
subcommittee on [topic]
用法筆記
Frequently appears as part of a compound noun naming the topic, such as 'finance subcommittee' or 'safety subcommittee'. The subcommittee typically does detailed work on one issue and makes recommendations to the main committee, which holds the final decision-making power.