Muundo wa matumizi:
to take the underground to [a place]
The underground is the fastest way to get across London.
Londonban a metró a leggyorsabb módja annak, hogy átjussunk a városon.
She takes the underground to work every morning.
Minden reggel metróval jár dolgozni.
The city has expanded its underground to reach the suburbs.
Tourists often find the underground confusing at first.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
I go to school by underground.
Metróval járok iskolába.
The underground is very busy in the morning.
Reggel nagyon zsúfolt a metró.
We took the underground to the museum.
He works near an underground station.
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners may confuse 'underground' (UK English) with 'subway' (US English), which in US can also mean an underground walkway or passage.
Maana
a subway train network
Miunganiko ya maneno
take the underground
|underground station
|underground network
|underground map
Visawe
subway (Commonly used in American English for the same concept.)
|
metro (Used in many countries, especially in Europe, for an underground train system.)
Vinyume
overground train (A train that runs on tracks above the surface.)
Mada
transportation
|city life
|travel
Ufafanuzi
A system of trains that run in tunnels under a city.
A public transportation system of trains operating in tunnels beneath the surface of a city.
They built an underground garage for the apartment complex.
Mélygarázst építettek a lakókomplexumhoz.
The underground pipes need repair.
A föld alatti csövek javításra szorulnak.
The miners work in underground shafts.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
We walked through an underground tunnel.
Átsétáltunk egy föld alatti alagúton.
There is an underground car park here.
Van itt egy mélygarázs.
The shop has an underground storeroom.
Maana
below the earth's surface
Miunganiko ya maneno
underground tunnel
|underground parking
|underground cable
Visawe
subterranean (A more formal or technical word for 'underground'.)
Vinyume
aboveground (Situated or occurring on or above the earth's surface.)
Mada
geography
|construction
|space
|nature
Ufafanuzi
Located or happening under the ground.
Situated, occurring, or operating beneath the ground level.
During the war, he joined the underground to fight the occupation.
A háború alatt csatlakozott az ellenálláshoz, hogy harcoljon a megszállás ellen.
The underground distributed banned newspapers.
A földalatti mozgalom betiltott újságokat terjesztett.
Many members of the underground were arrested by the regime.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
She was part of an underground group.
Egy földalatti csoport tagja volt.
The underground helped people escape.
Az ellenállás segített az embereknek elmenekülni.
They hid with help from the underground.
Maana
secret resistance group
Miunganiko ya maneno
join the underground
|underground movement
|underground network
Visawe
resistance (Often used for organized opposition during wartime or occupation.)
|
clandestine group (Emphasizes secrecy and hidden operations.)
Vinyume
official organization (An open, legally recognized group operating under public authority.)
Mada
politics
|history
|law
Ufafanuzi
A secret group that works against people in power.
A covert organization or movement that operates in secrecy, often to oppose a government or authority.
They attended an underground music festival in a warehouse.
Részt vettek egy underground zenei fesztiválon egy raktárépületben.
The film became popular through underground screenings.
A film titkos, nem hivatalos vetítések révén vált népszerűvé.
There's an underground market for rare books.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
He likes underground music.
Szereti az underground zenét.
They went to an underground party.
Elmentek egy titkos buliba.
The shop sells underground comics.
Maana
secret and hidden from public view
Miunganiko ya maneno
underground club
|underground art scene
|underground economy
Visawe
covert (Focuses on being deliberately concealed.)
|
hidden (General term for not visible or known.)
Vinyume
mainstream (Openly accepted by the majority of society.)
Mada
culture
|law
|core_vocabulary
Ufafanuzi
Secret and not known by many people, sometimes illegal.
Conducted in secrecy, not openly acknowledged, often because it is illegal or unconventional.