Underground
01
地下鉄, チカテツ
a city's railway system that is below the ground, usually in big cities
Dialect
British
British
例
The underground system in London is one of the oldest and most extensive in the world.
ロンドンの地下鉄は世界で最も古く、広範なものの一つです。
02
地下組織, 抵抗
a group or organization that operates secretly to resist or overthrow a government or authority
例
The underground played a crucial role in organizing protests against the oppressive regime.
地下組織は、抑圧的な政権に対する抗議を組織する上で重要な役割を果たしました。
underground
01
地下の, 地中の
situated, operating, or existing beneath the surface of the ground
例
The underground subway system provides efficient transportation in the city.
地下の地下鉄システムは、都市で効率的な交通を提供します。
02
地下の, 秘密の
operating in secrecy, often involving activities that are illegal
例
The underground deal between the two companies violated international trade laws.
2社間の地下取引は国際貿易法に違反した。
03
地下の, オルタナティブ
(of activities, creations, etc.) operating independently of or in opposition to mainstream culture or established systems
例
She enjoys exploring the underground music scene, where emerging artists perform in intimate venues.
彼女は新進アーティストが親密な会場で演奏するアンダーグラウンド音楽シーンを探索するのが好きです。
underground
例
The animals hibernate underground during the winter months.
動物たちは冬の間、地下で冬眠します。
02
秘密裏に, 地下で
in a secretive or concealed manner, often to avoid detection or operate covertly
例
The illegal trade continued underground despite strict law enforcement efforts.
厳しい法執行の努力にもかかわらず、違法取引は地下で続いた。
