underground
 subway
 adjective
 subterráneo
EN After hours passed in his labors, he eventually reached an underground river, which had been the source of the spring.
GL Despois de moitas horas de traballo, atopou un río subterráneo, que era a fonte do manancial.
 Fonte: TAN (12)
baixo terra
EN There is a tendency to utilize underground space for the less ornamental purposes of civilization.
GL Hai unha tendencia de emprega-lo espacio baixo terra para propósitos menos ornamentais da civilización.
Fonte: TEM (1080)
underground
EN New York became the disco capital of the world by the mid-1970s, thanks to a vibrant underground dance culture with local African American and Latino gay men at the helm.
GL O Gran Cuarteirón converteuse na capital mundial da música disco a mediados dos setenta, gracias a unha vibrante cultura underground capitaneada por homosexuais afroamericanos e latinos.
Fonte: C15 (754)
noun
metro
EN Anyway, before I got to the hotel, I started to go in this dumpy-looking bar, but two guys came out, drunk as hell, and wanted to know where the subway was.
GL O caso é que antes de meterme no hotel ía entrar nun bar miserable e dous tíos saíron, penecos coma cubas, e preguntáronme onde estaba o metro.
Fonte: VIX (2943)
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