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Meanings of go under in English
Usage of go under in English
1
Hundreds of homes are set to go under the hammer this week.
2
The Leopard-man had happened to go under: that was all the difference.
3
I remember this one story about people who go under a hill.
4
If we go under financially, every American will pay a huge price.
5
It also made him the first non-American to go under 44 seconds.
6
After something like that, you either go under or come out fighting.
7
The dynamic duo's original ride is set to go under the hammer
8
He was treading water, feeling like he was about to go under.
9
At one time, it looked as if it would go under altogether.
10
The blocks were among about 630 properties to go under the hammer.
11
Both properties are due to go under the hammer on October 27.
12
Besides, the members of such churches go under such characters as these.
13
Keeper's grip slipped off the hull and he started to go under.
14
I had to be close, as you call it, or go under.
15
When it rains, they creep into holes, or go under overhanging rocks.
16
There are no umbrellas, and no sheds to go under, at sea.
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Translations for go under
Portuguese
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Go under across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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