underground
US /ˈʌn.dɚ.ɡraʊnd/
UK /ˈʌn.dɚ.ɡraʊnd/
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bajo tierra
beneath the surface of the earth
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The miners work underground.
Los mineros trabajan bajo tierra.
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Many animals live underground.
Muchos animales viven bajo tierra.
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clandestino, subterráneo
in secret; surreptitiously
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They operated an underground network to help refugees.
Operaban una red clandestina para ayudar a los refugiados.
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The band gained a large underground following before hitting the mainstream.
La banda ganó un gran número de seguidores underground antes de llegar al mainstream.
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clandestinidad, movimiento clandestino
a secret group or movement, especially one resisting an occupying power or a totalitarian government
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The resistance movement operated as an underground.
El movimiento de resistencia operaba como un subterráneo.
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They joined the underground to fight for freedom.
Se unieron a la clandestinidad para luchar por la libertad.
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subterráneo
situated or operating beneath the surface of the earth
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The city has an extensive underground railway system.
La ciudad tiene un extenso sistema ferroviario subterráneo.
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They discovered an underground cave.
Descubrieron una cueva subterránea.
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underground, alternativo
denoting or relating to a cultural movement or subculture that is not mainstream or commercial
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He's a fan of underground music.
Es fan de la música underground.
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The film has an underground following.
La película tiene un seguimiento underground.