underground

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underground

[ˈʌndəgraʊnd]

sustantivo

1metro (m) (railway system) (británico)subte (m) (RP)

2resistencia (f) (clandestina) (resistance movement)

adjetivo

3subterráneo(a) (cables, passage)

4clandestino(a) (movement, newspaper)

adverbio

5bajo tierra (to work, live)

underground [an-da-graund]

sustantivo

1Subterráneo.

2Metro, metropolitano.

3Resistencia.

adjetivo

4Subterráneo.

underground [ˈʌndəɡraʊnd]

adjective

1 [+building, cave, mine] subterráneo

an underground car park un parking subterráneo

2 [+newspaper, movement] clandestino

3 (alternative) [+film, magazine, artist, culture] underground

adverb

1 (under the ground) bajo tierra

moles live underground los topos viven bajo tierra; it's six feet underground está a seis pies bajo tierra

2 (into hiding)

to go underground (hide) esconderse; (Pol) pasar a la clandestinidad

noun

1 (Britain) (railway) metro; (m) subterráneo; (m) (Arg) subte; (m) (Arg) (informal)

2 (Mil) resistencia clandestina; (f) (Pol) movimiento clandestino; (m) (Art) arte marginal underground; (m)or

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evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously