underground
ભૂગર્ભ
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'
ભૂગર્ભ,
જમીન નીચેનું,
છૂપું,
ભૂગર્ભ રેલવે,
ગુપ્ત
noun
ભૂમિગત રસ્તો
adjective
ભૂગર્ભમાં
example
Suddenly, with a terrific roar that shook the ground, the 'underground' tank beneath the gas pumps exploded.
However, these pipes could easily be buried 'underground' and where they come to the surface they could be lagged so as to prevent freezing.
The campaign's first round of ads were subtle, and looked more like they were introducing a new band or an 'underground' art project than a health message.
They've learnt to band together in secret 'underground' groups, occasionally breaking out to form pressure groups demanding action against prejudice and misguided legislation.
The tunnelling will take place so deep 'underground' that nobody will hear it on the surface.
She also discovers the existence of a subversive 'underground' nationalist organization.
You're lying, they were told - wasn't he a part of some secret 'underground' resistance cell?
One day, I noticed some of my classmates were nowhere to be seen, and it was said that they were taken away by secret police for 'underground' political activities.
It's not often one is 300 feet 'underground' !
A boy, a young boy, lost and directionless, finds refuge and comfort in art, in 'underground' movies.
In early 1861, 'underground' resistance and open defiance were rampant in that state.
The first lift carries visitors 'underground' to what is called the world's biggest salmon stream.
Rescue operations can be lengthy and often members spend hours 'underground' and on the surface in cold and wet conditions.
At least there are vending machines 'underground' .
She got involved in the socialist 'underground' , producing leaflets and intervening in strikes.
It's proposed to extend the existing car park and to provide 'underground' car parking beneath the rear of the cinema.
I had read in the reports that there was a resistance movement, an 'underground' resistance movement.
Perhaps the most fascinating part of Warsaw was what lies beneath: the 'underground' tunnels that connect the Warsaw metro stations.
And unlike Boston or Washington, the tracks can be 50, 100 feet 'underground' .
The mad collision of cultures and styles found in these tracks represents the alternative 'underground' 's resistance to that conservatism.
The California 'underground' has long been a breeding ground for forward-thinking hip-hop.
Overall, this disc is so much fun and evokes so much emotion and includes so much talent and thought, it is a must have indie release for fans of newer radio rock and the 'underground' scene alike.
The grounds will incorporate a courtyard and 'underground' car parking facilities.
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.
Harsh persecution pushed many 'underground' and into rural hideaways.
An 'underground' group of renegade democrats are attempting to establish a free election to determine the fate of their country.
Waters managed to get his films screened in New York, where they soon became mandatory viewing for those in the 'underground' art scene.
Natural disasters can be a threat to the growing expansion of big cities 'underground' .
I know a few people, members of the 'underground' who may be able to help a little, but no one in that class.
Men usually contact other men, who then contract someone engaged in other 'underground' activities and who may lend money at weekly interest rates.
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