Word: under
Category: under
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Synonyms: under
companion, friend, colleague, associate, partner, coworker, workmate, pal, crony, mate, chum, buddy, dawg, peeps, familiar, fellow, brother
Translations: under
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spanish
Translations:
inferior, bajo
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german
Translations:
hinunter, darunter, unten, unter
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french
Translations:
bas, au-dessous, de, par-dessous, sous, dessous
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italian
Translations:
sotto
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portuguese
Translations:
desenganar, sob
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dutch
Translations:
onder, beneden
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russian
Translations:
под, насильно, позади, за
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norwegian
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under
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swedish
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under
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finnish
Translations:
alistettu, alapuolella, ala, alla, ali
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danish
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under
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czech
Translations:
dolní, pod, nižší, dolů
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polish
Translations:
pod, przy, ponad
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turkish
Translations:
altında, arasına, alt, altına
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ukrainian
Translations:
під, за
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albanian
Translations:
nën
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bulgarian
Translations:
под
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belarusian
Translations:
нiзкi, пад, панчоха
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estonian
Translations:
järgi, alla
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croatian
Translations:
podno, pod, sukladno, temeljem, ispod
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icelandic
Translations:
undir
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latvian
Translations:
zem
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romanian
Translations:
sub
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slovenian
Translations:
spodaj, pod
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slovak
Translations:
pod
The meaning and "use of": under
adjective
- denoting the lowest part or surface of something; on the underside. - the under part of the shell is concave
- unconscious, typically as a result of general anesthesia. - the operation was quick—she was only under for 15 minutes
- extending or directly below something. - weaving the body through the crossbars, over and under, over and under
- under water. - he was floating for some time but suddenly went under
- extending or directly below. - vast stores of oil under Alaska
- at a lower level than. - the room under his study
- controlled, managed, or governed by. - the country is now under martial law
- lower than (a specified amount, rate, norm, or age). - they averaged just under 2.8 percent
- undergoing (a process). - under construction
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