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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   beneath

   • IPA[bəˈnēTH]

   美式

   • prep.
     extending or directly underneath, typically with close contact；underneath so as to be hidden, covered, or protected
   • adv.
     extending or directly underneath something；at a lower level or layer
2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   prep.

   介系詞

   • 1. extending or directly underneath, typically with close contact in the labyrinths beneath central Moscow
   • ▪ underneath so as to be hidden, covered, or protected unaltered even after years beneath the sea 同義詞 under, underneath, below, at the foot of, at the bottom of, ... 更多lower than反義詞 above
   • 2. at a lower level or layer than beneath this floor there's a cellar her eyes were dull with dark shadows beneath them
   • ▪ lower in grade or rank than relegated to the rank beneath theirs
   • ▪ considered of lower status or worth than taking jobs beneath my abilities 同義詞 inferior to, not so important as, lower in status than, lower than, below, ... 更多secondary to, subordinate to, subservient to, unworthy of, unbefitting for, inappropriate for, unbecoming to, undignified for, degrading to, below反義詞 above, above
   • ▪ behind (a physical surface) they found another layer beneath the stucco
   • ▪ behind or hidden behind (an appearance) beneath the gloss of success

   adv.

   副詞

   • 1. extending or directly underneath something a house built on stilts to allow air to circulate beneath
   • 2. at a lower level or layer the runways had cracked open, exposing the black earth beneath
   • ▪ behind or hidden behind an appearance the smile revealed the evil beneath

   beneath contempt

   • ph.
     utterly worthless or despicable

   Oxford American Dictionary

   beneath contempt

   • ph.
     utterly worthless or despicable

   Oxford Dictionary

3. • 更多解釋

   beneath

   • IPA[bɪˈniːθ]

   英式

   • prep.
     extending or directly underneath: a 2.5-mile tunnel beneath the Alps
   • adv.
     extending or directly underneath something: a house built on stilts to allow air to circulate beneath

   Oxford Dictionary