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adjective(below the surface of the ground: underground railways; underground streams.) subterráneo
2. adverb1) ((to a position) under the surface of the ground: Rabbits live underground.) bajo tierra2) (into hiding: He will go underground if the police start looking for him.) en la clandestinidad, clandestinamente
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noun((American subway) an underground railway: She hates travelling by/on the underground.) metrounderground1 adj subterráneounderground2 n metro
underground adjetivo underground
cómic/cine/ literatura underground, underground comics/cinema/literature ' underground' also found in these entries: Spanish: baja - bajo - boca - clandestina - clandestinidad - clandestino - metro - perderse - soterrar - subte - subterránea - subterráneo - metropolitano English: captive - construction - underground - sewer1 subterráneo,-a2 figurative use clandestino,-a3 figurative use (cinema, music) underground1 (railway) metro2 (resistance) resistencia■ she joined the underground to fight the Germans se incorporó a la resistencia para luchar contra los alemanes1 bajo tierra2 figurative use (secretly) en la clandestinidad, clandestinamenteunderground [.ʌndər'graʊnd] adv1) : bajo tierra2) secretly: clandestinamente, en secretoto go underground: pasar a la clandestinidadunderground ['ʌndər.graʊnd] adj1) subterranean: subterráneo2) secret: secreto, clandestinounderground ['ʌndər.graʊnd] n: movimiento m o grupo m clandestinon.• ferrocarril subterráneo s.m.adj.• clandestino, -a adj.• subsuelo, -a adj.• subterráneo, -a adj.adv.• bajo tierra adv.n.• metro s.m.• resistencia s.f.
I 'ʌndərgraʊnd, 'ʌndəgraʊndadjective (before n)a) <cave/stream/parking> subterráneob) < organization> clandestinoc) ( avant-garde) <music/film> underground adj inv
II 'ʌndər'graʊnd, ˌʌndə'graʊnda) ( under the earth) bajo tierrab) ( into hiding)
III 'ʌndərgraʊnd, 'ʌndəgraʊndmass & count noun1) alsoUnderground — (BrE Transp) metro m, subterráneo m (RPl)
to go on the underground o by underground — viajar or ir* en metro or (RPl) subterráneo
2)a) ( secret organization) movimiento m clandestinob) ( subculture) underground m['ʌndǝɡraʊnd]1. ADJ1) [building, cave, mine] subterráneo2) (fig) [newspaper, movement] clandestino3) (=alternative) [film, magazine, artist, culture] underground inv2. ADV1) (=under the ground) bajo tierra2) (fig) (=into hiding)to go underground — (=hide) esconderse; (Pol) pasar a la clandestinidad
3. N1) (Brit) (=railway) metro m, subterráneo m (Arg), subte m (Arg) *2) (Mil) resistencia f clandestina; (Pol) movimiento m clandestino; (Art) arte m marginal or underground* * *
I ['ʌndərgraʊnd, 'ʌndəgraʊnd]adjective (before n)a) <cave/stream/parking> subterráneob) < organization> clandestinoc) ( avant-garde) <music/film> underground adj inv
II ['ʌndər'graʊnd, ˌʌndə'graʊnd]a) ( under the earth) bajo tierrab) ( into hiding)
III ['ʌndərgraʊnd, 'ʌndəgraʊnd]mass & count noun1) alsoUnderground — (BrE Transp) metro m, subterráneo m (RPl)
to go on the underground o by underground — viajar or ir* en metro or (RPl) subterráneo
2)a) ( secret organization) movimiento m clandestinob) ( subculture) underground m -
2 invade
in'veid((of an enemy) to enter (a country etc) with an army: Britain was twice invaded by the Romans.) invadir- invader- invasion
invade vb invadirtr[ɪn'veɪd]1 (gen) invadir1 invadirv.• invadir v.• irrumpir v.ɪn'veɪd
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transitive verb invadir
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vi ( Mil) invadir[ɪn'veɪd]VT (Mil) invadir; [+ privacy] invadir; [+ sb's rights] usurpar* * *[ɪn'veɪd]
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transitive verb invadir
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vi ( Mil) invadir
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