underground
ভূগর্ভস্থ
definition
adverb
miners working underground
beneath the surface of the ground.
noun
I got involved with the French underground
a group or movement organized secretly to work against an existing regime.
travel chaos on the Underground
a subway, especially the one in London.
adjective
underground parking garages
situated beneath the surface of the ground.
translation of 'underground'
গুপ্ত অবস্থায়,
ভূনিম্নে,
গোপন কার্যকলাপে লিপ্ত অবস্থায়,
মাটির নিচে
adverb
গোপনে,
ভূগর্ভে
noun
গুপ্তপ্রতিরোধ,
অন্তভৌম,
পাতাল,
পাদভূমি,
নিম্নভূমি,
ভূগর্ভস্থ রেলপথ,
দল,
ভূগর্ভ
adjective
আন্তর্ভৌম,
ভূগর্ভস্থ,
গুপ্ত
example
The development has been constructed around several landscaped courtyards and features both 'underground' and surface car parking.
The mad collision of cultures and styles found in these tracks represents the alternative 'underground' 's resistance to that conservatism.
The building is designed to retain as much heat as possible in winter and a pump extracts energy from ground water, some 120 metres 'underground' , which helps to heat the atrium.
If the worst happens, I'll start an 'underground' blogging movement with secret servers in people's attics.
There's an 'underground' car park beneath the building I work in.
It develops its root system for about ten years 'underground' before it surfaces.
Natural disasters can be a threat to the growing expansion of big cities 'underground' .
An amazing labyrinth of 'underground' tunnels that lie beneath the surface of Liverpool's Edge Hill district has been intriguing the city's population for generations.
She was a young 21-year-old 'underground' activist working for the Polish resistance movement and acted as a runner/messenger.
The government pushed the scene back 'underground' , the only way we are all gonna move this forward is if we come together and come strong.
It's not often one is 300 feet 'underground' !
She got involved in the socialist 'underground' , producing leaflets and intervening in strikes.
In the repressions following 1905, the 'underground' was demoralized by defeat and ideological wrangling.
The flood waters got into a small part of the basement area of the hotel and also to an 'underground' car park.
Waters managed to get his films screened in New York, where they soon became mandatory viewing for those in the 'underground' art scene.
Harsh persecution pushed many 'underground' and into rural hideaways.
In such settings, workers are less likely to seek health services and are more likely to conduct their services 'underground' .
I looked around the fascinating light rail station there - hundreds of feet 'underground' - then had a cup of split pea soup at the Zoo cafe.
And unlike Boston or Washington, the tracks can be 50, 100 feet 'underground' .
Like a record company or an 'underground' art movement, they launched a street team.
to go 'underground'
Within the hip-hop community he is unmatched in the amount of authority and respect he commands among both industry heads and 'underground' artists.
Breakdancing, since its conception in the early seventies in New York has been largely ignored by the media but is thriving as a subculture sport and 'underground' art form.
Not only would this drive its members and sympathisers 'underground' , it would have a major impact on the organisation's ability to raise funds.
The police state that they have no yet found the person responsible for this act, but it is suspected to be related to a secret 'underground' society.
As an 'underground' lifestyle person, the opinions are interesting.
Their latest album is one of the most captivating albums around and has created a buzz in the 'underground' music scene.
The Japanese 'underground' is usually associated with manic, off the wall hardcore.
More than 100 years after Londoners got the Tube and Parisians a Metro, Dubliners are set to get their own 'underground' public transport system.
Geothermal heating and cooling take advantage of the temperature of the earth's surface, which becomes constant just a few feet 'underground' .
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