underground

1. The regions beneath the surface of the earth, both natural (eg. caves) and man-made (eg. mines).

2. (UK)Synonym of subway: a railway that is under the ground.

   London Underground

   an electric railway operating below the surface of the ground (usually in a city)

3. (with definite article)A movement or organization of people who resist political convention.

   the French underground during World War II

   Untergrundorganisation

   подпо́льеpodpólʹje

4. (with definite article)A movement or organization of people who resist artistic convention.

   Underground

   андергра́ундandɛrgráund, андегра́ундandɛgráund

   андергра́ундanderhráund, андегра́ундandehráund

1. There is a shopping district underground.

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2. Tom has gone underground.

   ruТом ушёл в подполье.

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3. He likes to explore underground caves.

   ruОн любит исследовать подземные пещеры.

   deEr erkundet gern unterirdische Höhlen.

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4. There are people who think pineapples grow underground.

   ruЕсть люди, которые думают, что ананасы растут под землёй.

   deEs gibt Menschen, die glauben, Ananas wüchsen in der Erde.

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5. Tom parked his car in an underground parking garage.

   ruФома припарковал свою машину в подземном гараже.

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• under groundalternative archaic
• under-groundalternative archaic