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Meanings of underground in anglès
An electric railway operating below the surface of the ground (usually in a city)
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Examples for "tube"
Examples for "tube"
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A year later, a second tube was opened to serve downtown Manhattan.
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John's voice, coming clear as day through the tube of seasoned meat.
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The diaphragm and the speaking tube were the great sources of error.
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The tube, N, indicates the level of the liquid in the vessel.
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With the machine running, add 1 cup water through the feed tube.
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The Moscow metro system is used by 9 million people a day.
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Bucharest looks bustling and prosperous; a new metro extension is being built.
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The study looked at data from 320 metro areas across the country.
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The metro areas of Atlanta and Indianapolis ranked second and third, respectively.
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Violent arrests of protesters, many in metro stations, have drawn international attention.
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Automatic subway systems are no longer new technology as it may seem.
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It takes six to seven years to warm up a new subway.
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When necessary, take the subway which is quick and easy to use.
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A few minutes later, writer headed for the Times Square subway stop.
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Several days a week he ventures into the subway with his clarinet.
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The house vibrated to the trains in the adjacent underground railway.
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They have a regular system there, the Germans-anunderground railway to Mexico City.
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Farm-house was a underground railway station all right, and the farmer showed fight.
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By this you may shine even in the appalling gloom of the underground railway.
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The preferred route for Auckland's billion dollar CBD underground railway system has been released.
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On weekdays as many as 9 million people use the subway system.
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This is made possible by the introduction of a seven-stop subway system.
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Hop on board the newest part of the world's biggest subway system.
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It is used on the signage in New York's subway system.
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They said they would try their luck on the subway system.
Conducted with or marked by hidden aims or methods.
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Usage of underground in anglès
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Water flowing underground News flash: scientists say there's water in Wellington Harbour.
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No territory, state or individual can separate and work underground, Barroso said.
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Heriansyah said the ban on the group would simply push it underground.
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She went underground and started plans to move back to Europe permanently.
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Go deep underground New York city to the countries largest transportation project.
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Its vision includes an underground library, art galleries and a farmers' market.
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These laws drive vulnerable groups underground, away from key services, he said.
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Palestinian militants have used the underground tunnels to gain access to Israel.
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In fact they do not want to remain underground a day longer.
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A sizable number of RealAudio radio broadcasts, many quite underground, already exist.
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However, it is happening out in the open rather than deep underground.
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I am used to using the rail and underground system in London.
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We were so far underground this time, there was no real danger.
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The online drug market worked much the way underground carding forums work.
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Local officials said the fire was caused by an underground electric cable.
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Indeed, the jail-breaking and underground app community thrives, by most reasonable measures.
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