underground
US /ˈʌn.dɚ.ɡraʊnd/
UK /ˈʌn.dɚ.ɡraʊnd/
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地下
beneath the surface of the earth
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The miners work underground.
矿工们在地下工作。
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Many animals live underground.
许多动物生活在地下。
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地下, 秘密的
in secret; surreptitiously
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They operated an underground network to help refugees.
他们经营着一个地下网络来帮助难民。
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The band gained a large underground following before hitting the mainstream.
这个乐队在进入主流之前获得了大量的地下追随者。
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地下组织, 秘密运动
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.
抵抗运动作为地下组织运作。
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They joined the underground to fight for freedom.
他们加入了地下组织，为自由而战。
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地下, 地下的
situated or operating beneath the surface of the earth
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The city has an extensive underground railway system.
这座城市拥有庞大的地下铁路系统。
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They discovered an underground cave.
他们发现了一个地下洞穴。
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地下, 非主流的
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.
他是地下音乐的粉丝。
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The film has an underground following.
这部电影有一批地下追随者。