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sub·cul·ture[ˈsʌbˌkʌltʃəʳ, AM -ɚ]n Subkultur f* * *subculture [ˈ-ˌk-; ˌ-ˈk-] s1. SOZIOL Subkultur f* * *n.Subkultur f. -
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sub·cul·ture [ʼsʌb ˌkʌltʃəʳ, Am -ɚ] nSubkultur f -
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1.['] adverb2.go underground — untertauchen; in den Untergrund gehen
['] adjective1) unterirdisch [Höhle, See]underground railway — Untergrundbahn, die
underground car park — Tiefgarage, die
2) (fig.): (secret)3.['] noun1) (railway) U-Bahn, die* * *1. adjective(below the surface of the ground: underground railways; underground streams.) unterirdisch2. adverb2) (into hiding: He will go underground if the police start looking for him.) der Untergrund3. noun((American subway) an underground railway: She hates travelling by/on the underground.) die U-Bahn* * *ˈunder·groundI. adj\underground cable Erdkabel nt2. POL, ECON Untergrund-\underground economy Schattenwirtschaft f\underground movement Untergrundbewegung f\underground station U-Bahn-Station fII. advyou can park \underground below the cinema du kannst in der Tiefgarage unter dem Kino parken2. POLto drive sb \underground jdn in den Untergrund zwingento go \underground in den Untergrund gehenIII. n▪ by \underground mit der U-Bahn2. POL▪ the \underground der Untergrunda member of the \underground ein Mitglied nt der Untergrundbewegung3. ART, FASHION▪ the \underground die Undergroundbewegung* * *['ʌndəgraʊnd]1. adj1) explosion, lake, cave, passage unterirdischor railroad (US) — Untergrundbahn f
2) (fig: secret) Untergrund-3) (= alternative) Underground-2. adv1) unterirdisch; (MIN) unter Tage2) (fig)3. n* * *A adv [ˌ-ˈɡraʊnd]1. unter der oder die Erde, unterirdisch2. fig im Verborgenen, heimlich, geheim:a) POL zur Untergrundbewegung werden,b) POL in den Untergrund gehen,c) unter-, abtauchenB adj [ˈ-ɡraʊnd]1. unterirdisch:underground cable Erdkabel n;underground car park, underground garage Tiefgarage f;underground pipe erdverlegtes Rohr;underground water Grundwasser n2. Bergbau: unter Tag(e):underground mining Untertag(e)bau m3. TECH Tiefbau…:underground engineering Tiefbau m4. fig Untergrund…, Geheim…, verborgen:underground fighter POL Untergrundkämpfer(in);5. KUNST etc Underground…:C s [ˈ-ɡraʊnd]1. unterirdischer Raum oder (Durch)Gang2. besonders Br Untergrundbahn f, U-Bahn f3. POL Untergrund(bewegung) m(f)4. KUNST etc Underground m (avantgardistische Protestbewegung gegen das kulturelle Establishment)* * *1.['] adverb1) (beneath surface of ground) unter der Erde; (Mining) unter Tage2.go underground — untertauchen; in den Untergrund gehen
['] adjective1) unterirdisch [Höhle, See]underground railway — Untergrundbahn, die
underground car park — Tiefgarage, die
2) (fig.): (secret)3.['] noun1) (railway) U-Bahn, die* * *n.Untergrund m.
См. также в других словарях:
subculture — ● subculture nom féminin Culture particulière à un groupe et singulière par rapport à celle des autres groupes, tout à la fois aux yeux de ces derniers et à ses propres yeux. subculture [sybkyltyʀ] n. f. ÉTYM. 1966, la Croix; de sub , et culture … Encyclopédie Universelle
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