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underground
/ˌʌndərˈɡraʊnd/
adjective
Yer yüzeyinin altında bulunan, meydana gelen veya faaliyet gösteren
Located, occurring, or operating beneath the earth's surface.
- The miners work in underground tunnels.
- They discovered an underground water source.
- Geologists discovered extensive underground cave systems that had remained unexplored for thousands of years beneath the desert plateau.
- The city's underground rail network transports over two million commuters daily, significantly reducing surface traffic congestion.
- Scientists are studying how underground aquifers respond to climate change and excessive agricultural water extraction in arid regions.
- During the occupation, resistance fighters established underground printing presses to distribute newsletters and coordinate their movements.
adjective
Gizli, saklı veya resmi ya da ana akım kanalların dışında faaliyet gösteren
Secret, hidden, or operating outside official or mainstream channels.
- She joined the underground resistance movement.
- The band started in the underground music scene.
nounBritish
Bir metro sistemi; bir şehrin altında işleyen demiryolu
A subway system; a railway that runs beneath a city.
- I take the underground to work every day.
- The London Underground is one of the oldest metro systems.
noun
Gizli bir grup veya hareket, özellikle otoriteye direnen veya alternatif kültürü destekleyen
A secret group or movement, especially one resisting authority or promoting alternative culture.
- The underground published banned literature.
- They were part of the underground during the occupation.
adverb
Yer yüzeyinin altında
Beneath the surface of the earth.
- The cables run underground.
- Many insects live underground during winter.