underneath

underneath
1. preposition, adverb
(at or to a lower position (than); beneath: She was standing underneath the light; Have you looked underneath the bed?) bajo, debajo de

2. noun
(the part or side beneath: Have you ever seen the underneath of a bus?) parte inferior
underneath1 adv debajo
he wore a jumper with nothing underneath llevaba un jersey sin nada debajo
underneath2 prep debajo de / bajo
we sheltered underneath a bridge nos refugiamos debajo de un puente
underneath
tr[ʌndə'niːɵ]
preposition
1 bajo, debajo de
adverb
1 abajo, debajo, por debajo
adjective
1 de abajo, inferior
noun
1 parte nombre femenino inferior, fondo
underneath [.ʌndər'ni:ɵ] adv
: debajo, abajo
the part underneath: la parte de abajo
underneath prep
: debajo de, abajo de
underneath
adj.
inferior adj.
más bajo adj.
adv.
abajo adv.
debajo adv.
n.
superficie inferior s.f.
prep.
debajo de prep.

I 'ʌndər'niːθ, ˌʌndə'niːθ
preposition debajo de, abajo de (AmL)

II
adverb debajo, abajo

they dug a tunnel underneath — excavaron un túnel por debajo or por abajo

underneath, she's very insecure — en el fondo es muy insegura


III
noun parte f inferior or de abajo
['ʌndǝ'niːθ]
1.
PREP (position) bajo, debajo de

the noise came from underneath the table — el ruido salía de debajo de la mesa

underneath the carpet — debajo de la moqueta

I walked underneath a ladder — pasé por debajo de una escalera

2.
ADV debajo, por debajo

I got out of the car and looked underneath — bajé del coche y miré (por) debajo

3.
N parte f de abajo, fondo m
4.
ADJ inferior, de abajo
* * *

I ['ʌndər'niːθ, ˌʌndə'niːθ]
preposition debajo de, abajo de (AmL)

II
adverb debajo, abajo

they dug a tunnel underneath — excavaron un túnel por debajo or por abajo

underneath, she's very insecure — en el fondo es muy insegura


III
noun parte f inferior or de abajo

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