英语词汇“underneath”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

underneath

/ʌndəˈniːθ

preposition & adverb

1Situated directly below (something else): [as preposition]: our bedroom’s right underneath theirs four names written underneath each other [as adverb]: his eyes were red-rimmed with black bags underneath [as adjective]: on longer hair, the underneath layers can be permed to give extra body...

She was no longer hiding underneath her black hair and had showed her true colors during the auditions.
A girl wearing thick sunglasses with her hair tucked underneath a black hat pushed her way through the crowd.
He fetched a garbage bag from underneath the sink and, without entering the bedroom, handed it to her.

2So as to be concealed by (something else): [as preposition]: money changed hands underneath the table figurative underneath his aloof air, Nicky was a warm and open young man [as adverb]: paint was peeling off in flakes to reveal greyish plaster underneath...

Mrs Webb said, ‘We used to pass notes underneath the table and that sort of thing, but when we left school we went our own ways.’
A silken blue cloth covered the old wooden table underneath.
He put layers of color one on top of another, concealing and revealing the colors underneath, making the process of covering transparent.

2.1Partly or wholly concealed by (a garment): [as preposition]: she could easily see the broadness of his shoulders underneath a tailored white sports shirt [as adverb]: undoing her jacket to reveal nothing but a bra underneath...

His overshirt hung from his shoulders, underneath a broad white bandage bound tightly around his torso.
She was in cameo shorts and a white tank top, underneath her top her bra's outline was visible.
I watched her thin shoulders heave underneath the thin white fabric of her shirt.

noun [in singular]

The part or side of something facing towards the ground; the underside: a wart on the underneath of his foot...

I searched every nook and cranny in the kitchen and larder, and examined the underneaths of tables and chairs in case Harry or Dolly had taken a liking to it as a rolly-toy.
They were leaving the car park at about 8.30 pm when they spotted a man trying to attract their attention, pointing to the underneath of the front of the car.
I flew beside him, taking giant strides so as not to fall, until we came upon the Jeep, from the underneath of which Johnny's feet poked out.

Origin

Old English underneothan; compare with beneath.

单词	underneath
释义	underneath /ʌndəˈniːθ / preposition & adverb 1Situated directly below (something else): [as preposition]: our bedroom’s right underneath theirs four names written underneath each other [as adverb]: his eyes were red-rimmed with black bags underneath [as adjective]: on longer hair, the underneath layers can be permed to give extra body... She was no longer hiding underneath her black hair and had showed her true colors during the auditions. A girl wearing thick sunglasses with her hair tucked underneath a black hat pushed her way through the crowd. He fetched a garbage bag from underneath the sink and, without entering the bedroom, handed it to her. 2So as to be concealed by (something else): [as preposition]: money changed hands underneath the table figurative underneath his aloof air, Nicky was a warm and open young man [as adverb]: paint was peeling off in flakes to reveal greyish plaster underneath... Mrs Webb said, ‘We used to pass notes underneath the table and that sort of thing, but when we left school we went our own ways.’ A silken blue cloth covered the old wooden table underneath. He put layers of color one on top of another, concealing and revealing the colors underneath, making the process of covering transparent. 2.1Partly or wholly concealed by (a garment): [as preposition]: she could easily see the broadness of his shoulders underneath a tailored white sports shirt [as adverb]: undoing her jacket to reveal nothing but a bra underneath... His overshirt hung from his shoulders, underneath a broad white bandage bound tightly around his torso. She was in cameo shorts and a white tank top, underneath her top her bra's outline was visible. I watched her thin shoulders heave underneath the thin white fabric of her shirt. noun [in singular] The part or side of something facing towards the ground; the underside: a wart on the underneath of his foot... I searched every nook and cranny in the kitchen and larder, and examined the underneaths of tables and chairs in case Harry or Dolly had taken a liking to it as a rolly-toy. They were leaving the car park at about 8.30 pm when they spotted a man trying to attract their attention, pointing to the underneath of the front of the car. I flew beside him, taking giant strides so as not to fall, until we came upon the Jeep, from the underneath of which Johnny's feet poked out. Origin Old English underneothan; compare with beneath. Rhymes beneath, buck teeth, Hadith, heath, Keith, neath, Reith, teeth, Westmeath, wreath
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