under

['ʌndə] prep.

gen.

hinunter; unten; darunter; unter; tief unter der Erde

mining.

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Under ['ʌndə] abbr.

abbr.

under

: 2521 phrases in 133 subjects

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American usage, not spelling	6
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British usage, not spelling	7
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exploit
gen.	ausschöpfen; erschließen; verwerten; vermarkten; instrumentalisieren; vermarkten
fig.	ausschlachten
law, ADR	gewinnen


species
gen.	Gattung
biol.	Habitus
econ.	Vorstellung; Bild; Gestalt
law, ADR	Art
life.sc. nat.res.	Species
ling.	Art
med.	Species
nat.res.	Organismenart