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under
- IPA[ˈəndər]
美式
- extending or directly below;below (something covering or protecting)
- extending or directly below something;under water
- denoting the lowest part or surface of something; on the underside;unconscious, typically as a result of general anesthesia
- 釋義
- 相關詞
介系詞
- 1. extending or directly below the streams that ran under the melting glaciers vast stores of oil under Alaska
- ▪ below (something covering or protecting) under several feet of water a hot plate under an insulated lid 同義詞 反義詞
- 2. at a lower level than the room under his study
- ▪ behind (a physical surface) it was written on the new canvas under a gluey coating
- ▪ behind or hidden behind (an appearance or disguise) he had a deep sense of fun under his quiet exterior
- ▪ lower in grade or rank than under him in the hierarchy 同義詞 反義詞
- 3. lower than (a specified amount, rate, norm, or age) they averaged just under 2.8 percent 同義詞 反義詞
- 4. controlled, managed, or governed by the country is now under martial law I was under his spell
- ▪ during (a specified time period, reign, or administration) it occurred under the pontificate of Paul II
- ▪ as a reaction to or undergoing the pressure of (something) the sofa creaked under his weight certain institutions may be under threat
- ▪ as provided for by the rules of; in accordance with flowers supplied under contract by a local florist
- ▪ used to express grouping or classification file it under “lost” published under his own name
- ▪ within the environment of (a particular operating system) the program runs under DOS
- 5. undergoing (a process) under construction 同義詞
- ▪ in an existent state of children living under difficult circumstances 同義詞
- ▪ planted with fields under wheat
副詞
- 1. extending or directly below something weaving the body through the crossbars, over and under, over and under
- 2. under water he was floating for some time but suddenly went under
形容詞
- 1. denoting the lowest part or surface of something; on the underside the under part of the shell is concave
- 2. unconscious, typically as a result of general anesthesia the operation was quick—she was only under for 15 minutes
- below; beneath: underclothes undercover
Oxford American Dictionary
- below; beneath: underclothes undercover
Oxford Dictionary
- be classified as or among something
Oxford American Dictionary
- be classified as or among something
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- a bet on whether the outcome of an event (usually the combined score of a sports game) will be ... the over-under in hockey gives you less chance of losing
Oxford American Dictionary
- in or to Australia or New Zealand: selling wines under the name of the grape variety, just as they do Down Under
- Australia and New Zealand: thousands of men from Down Under
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- having started and in progress; being done or carried out: recruitment is well under way
Oxford Dictionary
- record (a number or amount) as being lower than it really is: these victim studies also under-record the amount
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英式
- extending or directly below: vast stores of gas under the North Sea the streams that ran under the melting glaciers
- extending or directly below something: weaving the body through the crossbars, over and under, over and under
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