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1 Underground-
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2 Underground
[‘andəgraunt] m; -s, kein Pl. underground* * * -
3 underground
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4 Underground
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5 underground
1. Untergrund, Widerstand, geheim2. (BE) U-BahnDeutsch-Russische Wörterbuch der Redewendungen mit Adjektiven und Partizipien > underground
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6 unter der Erde
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7 unterirdischer Fluß
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > unterirdischer Fluß
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8 die Tiefgarage
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9 das Unterirdische
- {underground} khoảng dưới mặt đất, xe điện ngầm, mêtrô, sự kháng cự bí mật, sự chống đối ngầm, phong trào bí mật -
10 unterirdisch
I Adj. subterranean, underground (beide auch fig.)II Adv. verlegen, verlaufen etc.: underground; sich unterirdisch auswirken fig. take effect unnoticed ( oder unseen)* * *underground; subterranean* * *ụn|ter|ir|disch1. adj1) Parkhaus etc, Atomversuche underground; Fluss etc auch subterranean2. adv1) underground2) (sl)* * *1) (lying, situated or constructed underground: subterranean passages.) subterranean2) (below the surface of the ground: underground railways; underground streams.) underground3) ((to a position) under the surface of the ground: Rabbits live underground.) underground* * *un·ter·ir·disch[ˈʊntɐʔɪrdɪʃ]I. adj underground, subterraneanein \unterirdisches Kabel an underground cableein \unterirdischer Fluss a subterranean riverII. adv underground\unterirdisch verlegte Stromkabel electricity cables laid underground* * *1.Adjektiv underground2.adverbial underground* * *A. adj subterranean, underground (beide auch fig)B. adv verlegen, verlaufen etc: underground;* * *1.Adjektiv underground2.adverbial underground* * *adj.subterranean adj.subterrestrial adj. -
11 U-Bahn
f underground; in London: auch the tube; Am. subway; in Washington etc.: metro; (Zug) underground train; in London: auch tube train; Am. subway train; mit der U-Bahn fahren go by ( oder take) the underground etc.* * *die U-Bahnsubway; underground railway; underground* * *['uː-]funderground, subway (US); (in London) tube* * *die1) (an underground railway in a city: Go by subway.) subway2) ((American subway) an underground railway: She hates travelling by/on the underground.) underground* * *[u:-]f TRANSPmit der \U-Bahn fahren to go [or travel] on the [or by] underground [or tube* * *die underground (Brit.); subway (Amer.); (bes. in London) tube•• Cultural note:Most large cities have a U-Bahn ( Untergrundbahn) (underground railway network) that connects with an S-Bahn ( Schnellbahn or Stadtbahn) (city and suburban railway). The same ticket can normally be used for both services* * *U-Bahn f underground; in London: auch the tube; US subway; in Washington etc: metro; (Zug) underground train; in London: auch tube train; US subway train;* * *die underground (Brit.); subway (Amer.); (bes. in London) tube•• Cultural note:Most large cities have a U-Bahn ( Untergrundbahn) (underground railway network) that connects with an S-Bahn ( Schnellbahn or Stadtbahn) (city and suburban railway). The same ticket can normally be used for both services* * *-en f.metro n.subway (US) n.underground railway n. -
12 Untergrund
m1. subsoil; (Fundament) foundation; beim Streichen: ground(ing), undercoat; (Hintergrund) background* * *der Untergrund(Erdschicht) subsoil;(Gesellschaft) underground;(Malerei) ground* * *Ụn|ter|grundmno pl2) (= Farbschicht) undercoat; (= Hintergrund) background3) (LITER, POL ETC) underground* * *der1) (the layer of earth beneath the surface soil.) subsoil2) (into hiding: He will go underground if the police start looking for him.) underground* * *Un·ter·grund[ˈʊntɐgrʊnt]mein fester, sandiger \Untergrund a firm, sandy subsoil; (Boden) bottomder \Untergrund des Meeres the bottom of the sea [or oceanin den \Untergrund gehen to go undergroundim \Untergrund underground* * *1) (bes. Landw.) subsoil2) (Bauw.): (Baugrund) foundation3) (Farbschicht) background4) o. Pl. (bes. Politik) underground* * *1. subsoil; (Fundament) foundation; beim Streichen: ground(ing), undercoat; (Hintergrund) background2. nur sg; POL, KUNST etc underground;in den Untergrund gehen POL go underground* * *1) (bes. Landw.) subsoil2) (Bauw.): (Baugrund) foundation3) (Farbschicht) background4) o. Pl. (bes. Politik) underground* * *m.subsoil n.underground n. -
13 U-Bahn
U-Bahn f LOGIS (AE) subway, (BE) tube, (BE) underground* * ** * *U-Bahn
metropolitan (underground) railway (Br.), tube [railway] (Br.), Metro (Br. coll.), underground railroad (US), subway (US), underground (Br.);
• mit der U-Bahn fahren to go by tube (underground) (Br.);
• U-Bahnausgänge issues from the underground;
• U-Bahnbahnsteig subway platform (US);
• U-Bahnbenutzer tube (Br.) (subway, US) rider, undergrounder;
• U-Bahnfahrschein tube fare (ticket) (Br.);
• U-Bahnhof subway (tube, Br.) station;
• U-Bahnlinie tube line (Br.);
• U-Bahnnetz subway (US) (underground, Br.) system;
• U-Bahnstation tube (Br.) (subway, US) station;
• U-Bahnwagen subway car (US);
• U-Bahnwerbung underground railway advertising (Br.), subway advertising (US);
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14 Tiefgarage
* * *Tief|ga|ra|gefunderground car park (Brit), underground parking garage (esp US)* * *Tief·ga·ra·ge* * *die underground car park* * ** * *die underground car park* * *f.underground garage n.underground parking n. -
15 Untergrundbahn
f underground; in London: auch the tube; Am. subway* * *die Untergrundbahnsubway; underground; underground railway* * *Ụn|ter|grund|bahnfunderground (Brit), subway (US)* * *Un·ter·grund·bahnf underground* * *die underground [railway] (Brit.); subway (Amer.)* * ** * *die underground [railway] (Brit.); subway (Amer.)* * *f.tube (London underground railway) expr.underground railway n. -
16 Untertagearbeit
Untertagearbeit f IND underground working, underground mining* * *f < Ind> underground working, underground mining* * *Untertagearbeit
underground work;
• Untertagearbeiter underground worker;
• Untertagebau underground mining (working);
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17 Erdkabel
n ETECH. underground cable* * *Erd|ka|belntunderground cable* * *Erd·ka·belnt underground cable* * *das underground cable* * ** * *das underground cable -
18 U-Bahnhof
m underground (in London: auch tube, Am. subway) station* * *U-Bahn|hof ['uː-]munderground or subway (US) station; (in London) tube station* * *U-Bahn·hof[u:-]* * *der, U-Bahn-Station die underground station (Brit.); subway station (Amer.); (bes. in London) tube station* * ** * *der, U-Bahn-Station die underground station (Brit.); subway station (Amer.); (bes. in London) tube station -
19 Untergrundbewegung
f underground movement* * *die Untergrundbewegungunderground movement; underground* * *Ụn|ter|grund|be|we|gungfunderground movement* * *Un·ter·grund·be·we·gungf underground movement* * *Untergrundbewegung f underground movement -
20 untertauchen
(trennb.)I v/i (ist -ge-)2. fig. disappear; Verbrecher etc.: go underground, go into hiding* * *das Untertauchensubmersion* * *ụn|ter|tau|chen sep1. vi aux seinto dive (under); (U-Boot auch) to submerge; (fig) to disappear2. vtto immerse; jdn to duck* * *1) (to push briefly under water: They splashed about, ducking each other in the pool.) duck2) submergence3) submersion4) (to cover with, or sink under, water or other liquid: I watched the submarine submerging.) submerge* * *un·ter|tau·chen[ˈʊntɐtauxn̩]I. vt Hilfsverb: habenII. vi Hilfsverb: sein2. (sich verstecken) to disappear, to go underground▪ bei jdm \untertauchen to hide out at sb's placeim Ausland \untertauchen to go underground abroad▪ irgendwo \untertauchen to disappear somewhereder Taschendieb war bereits in der Menschenmenge untergetaucht the pickpocket had already disappeared into the crowd* * *1.intransitives Verb; mit sein1) dive [under]2) (fig.) go underground2.transitives Verb duck* * *untertauchen (trennb)A. v/i (ist -ge-)2. fig disappear; Verbrecher etc: go underground, go into hiding* * *1.intransitives Verb; mit sein1) dive [under]2) (fig.) go underground2.transitives Verb duck* * *n.submergence n.
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