underground
underground
adverb
adverb
- beneath the surface of the ground
在地下
miners working underground.
地下作业的矿工。
■in or into secrecy or hiding, especially as a result of carrying out subversive political activities
（尤指从事颠覆活动）秘密地，不公开地
many were forced to go underground by the government.
政府使许多人被迫转入地下活动。
- situated beneath the surface of the ground
位于地下的
an underground car park.
地下停车场。
■of or relating to the secret activities of people working to subvert an established order
秘密的，地下的
Czech underground literature.
捷克地下文学。
■of or denoting a group or movement seeking to explore alternative forms of lifestyle or artistic expression； radical and experimental
先锋派的；急进探索的
the New York underground art scene.
纽约先锋艺术景观。
- (常作 the Underground)(Brit.)an underground railway, especially the one in London
(英)（尤指伦敦）地铁
travel chaos on the Underground.
地铁运营混乱。
he'd gone home by underground.
他已乘地铁回家。 - a group or movement organized secretly to work against an existing regime
（反对现有政权的）地下组织或运动
■a group or movement seeking to explore alternative forms of lifestyle or artistic expression
先锋派组织或运动
the late sixties underground.
六十年代后期的先锋派运动。
- [with obj.]lay (cables) below ground level
铺（电缆）于地下
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