گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'under'
برای اصلاح خطاهایی که در معانی است، کافی است بر روی آیکن
کلیک کنید. برای وارد کردن معانی جدید در انتها صفحه در قسمت
'معانی جدید'
معانی خود را وارد کرده و بر روی دکمه
'ارسال'
کلیک کنید
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prep. lower position: There is a name under the painting. prep. beneath surface: It was under the table. prep. less than: It costs under five dollars. prep. because of: Under those conditions I can't go. prep. obligation of: We were under contract.
Simple Definitions
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under something that is under something else has that thing directly above it or covering it: • The pen was under the desk. • She had a T-shirt on under her sweater. below in a lower position than something else, though not always directly under it: • From the cliffs we could barely see the people on the beach below us. • His apartment is below ours on the left. underneath under – used especially to emphasize that something covers, touches, or hides something: • The girls wear shorts underneath their cheerleading skirts. • I found the book underneath the sofa. beneath formal under or at a lower level: • They strolled hand in hand beneath the summer moon. • The water lies just beneath the surface of the earth.
Longman-Thesaurus
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In addition to the idioms beginning with UNDER, Also see BELOW (UNDER) PAR; BORN UNDER A LUCKY STAR; BUCKLE UNDER; COME UNDER; CUT THE GROUND FROM UNDER; DON'T LET THE GRASS GROW UNDER ONE'S FEET; EVERYTHING BUT THE KITCHEN SINK (UNDER THE SUN); FALL UNDER; FALSE COLORS, SAIL UNDER; GET UNDER SOMEONE'S SKIN; GO UNDER; HIDE ONE'S LIGHT UNDER A BUSHEL; HOT UNDER THE COLLAR; KEEP UNDER ONE'S HAT; KNOCK THE BOTTOM OUT (PROPS OUT FROM UNDER); KNUCKLE UNDER; LIGHT A FIRE UNDER; NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN; OF (UNDER) AGE; OUT FROM UNDER; PLOW UNDER; PULL THE RUG OUT FROM UNDER; PUT THE SKIDS UNDER; SIX FEET UNDER; SNOW UNDER; SWEEP UNDER THE RUG; WATER OVER THE DAM (UNDER THE BRIDGE).
American Heritage Idioms