Under

/ˈʌndə/

/ˈʌndɚ/

Definice a Význam "under"

under

PŘEDLOŽKA

in or to a position lower than and directly beneath something

below

underneath

down

beneath

Example

She found her keys under a pile of papers on her desk.

The cat hid under the table when it heard a loud noise.

concealed beneath a visible appearance, exterior, or disguise

behind

beneath

Example

Under her cheerful smile, she was hiding sadness.

He maintained professionalism under his nervousness.

having a position subordinate to someone in a hierarchy

beneath

below

behind

Example

The sergeant is under the captain in the hierarchy.

less than a particular quantity, standard, or limit

below

Example

The temperature remained under 20 degrees Celsius.

The noise level should be kept under 60 decibels.

being subject to the rule, authority, or governance of something or someone

before

underneath

Example

The country is under the rule of a monarchy.

The employees are under the supervision of the manager.

na základě, podle

in conformity with or following a particular standard, rule, or guideline

in accordance with

in line with

in compliance with

within

inside

Example

The company operates under strict quality standards.

The students must work under the guidelines provided by the instructor.

affected or strained by a force, influence, or condition

beneath

Example

The bridge collapsed under the strain of heavy traffic.

He cracked under interrogation.

placed in or categorized within a particular heading or classification

Example

The book falls under the category of science fiction.

The product is under the electronics section in the store.

being in the process of a particular action, treatment, or change

Example

The material is currently under review.

The patient is under treatment for a medical condition.

cultivated with a particular crop or vegetation

Example

The field is under wheat this season.

Several acres are under corn.

born during the astrological time associated with a specific zodiac sign

Example

She was born under Leo.

Artists born under Pisces are said to be very creative.

moved or driven by a particular mode of propulsion

Example

The ship sailed under steam.

The vessel drifted under sail.

pod, v rámci

used to give a reason or explanation for something

Example

The plants withered under the scorching sun.

Rostliny zaschly pod horkým sluncem.

The project failed under poor management.

Projekt selhal pod špatným vedením.

under

PŘÍSLOVCE

at or to a position directly beneath or lower than something

at a lower place

below

beneath

down

downward

Example

The ball rolled under and disappeared from sight.

He ducked quickly under to avoid the swinging branch.

into a position where something is buried, hidden, or covered by something else

Example

The car was buried under after the avalanche.

Their supplies were trapped under after the landslide.

downward beyond the horizon or out of sight

Example

As evening approached, the sun slipped under.

They watched the moon sink under in the early dawn.

below the surface of water

Example

The submarine dipped under and vanished from sight.

He held his breath and swam under to retrieve the lost ring.

at or to a point less than a specified amount, standard, or limit

less

Example

The discount applies to purchases of $ 50 or under.

Children four and under enter the museum for free.

Into a state of being unaware or insensible, especially from anesthesia or exhaustion

Example

He was quickly put under for the surgery.

The blow to the head knocked him under instantly.

into a state of being controlled, governed, or subordinate

Example

The rebels were forced under by the advancing army.

They brought the unruly region under within months.

into a state of collapse, destruction, or failure

Example

Many small businesses went under during the recession.

The storm took several fishing vessels under.

under

PŘÍDAVNÉ JMÉNO

located on or forming the bottom side or surface of something

bottom

bottommost

lowermost

nether

lowest

Example

The under side of the leaf had tiny white spots.

They painted the under frame of the table to prevent rust.

in a state of being rendered insensible or unconscious, especially by medical anesthesia

insensible

senseless

unconscious

Example

The patient was still under when the nurse checked his vitals.

She was under for the entire operation.

being below the expected, required, or ideal level of a specific quality

Informal

Example

The soup was a little under and needed more seasoning.

This batch of bread feels under compared to yesterday's.

holding a position that is subordinate to another in rank

subordinate

second

Example

He worked closely with the under manager on the project.

The under officers reported directly to the general.

under-

PŘEDPONA

used to indicate a position lower than or beneath something else

Example

The bridge's structure was weakened by underwater currents.

His underperformance in the exam surprised everyone.

used to indicate something done to an inadequate or insufficient degree

Example

The children at the shelter were severely undernourished.

His argument was weak because it was underdeveloped.

Under

PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO

a shortage recorded when the actual amount is less than what is needed or counted

deficit

shortfall

Example

The cashier reported a small under at closing.

The auditor noted several minor unders in the report.

an instance of being under a required size, amount, or standard

Informal

Example

He caught only unders during the fishing trip.

The contest rules disqualified any unders caught during the tournament.

Blízká Slova

under a cloud of suspicion

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