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I. under [ˈʌndəʳ, Am -ɚ] PRÄP
1. under (below):
under
from under the bed
to live under sb
under there
2. under (less than):
under
to cost under £10
those under the age of 30
if you're under 15...
3. under (governed by):
under
4. under (in control of):
to study under sb
to work under sb
5. under (in state of):
under repair
6. under (in category of):
7. under (according to):
II. under [ˈʌndəʳ, Am -ɚ] ADV
1. under (in or to place below):
under
2. under (under water):
under
3. under (less or younger):
4. under (unconscious):
to be under
come under VERB trans
1. come under (be target of):
to come under attack
2. come under (be controlled):
to come under sth
3. come under (be listed under):
to come under sth
down under ADV ugs
down under
go under VERB intr
1. go under ship:
go under
tonąć [perf za-]
2. go under company:
go under
bankrutować [perf z-]
hold under VERB trans
hold under
hold under
knuckle under VERB intr ugs
knuckle under
podporządkowywać [perf podporządkować] się
snow under VERB trans usu pass
to be snowed under [with sth]
underage, under age ADJ
undersecretary, under-secretary SUBST
under-the-counter [ˌʌndəðəˈkaʊntəʳ, Am -dɚðəˈkaʊnt̬ɚ] ADJ
under-the-counter
OpenDict-Eintrag
go under
go under
OpenDict-Eintrag
feel under the weather
OpenDict-Eintrag
come under fire VERB
come under fire fig Idiom
Present
Icome under
youcome under
he/she/itcomes under
wecome under
youcome under
theycome under
Past
Icame under
youcame under
he/she/itcame under
wecame under
youcame under
theycame under
Present Perfect
Ihavecome under
youhavecome under
he/she/ithascome under
wehavecome under
youhavecome under
theyhavecome under
Past Perfect
Ihadcome under
youhadcome under
he/she/ithadcome under
wehadcome under
youhadcome under
theyhadcome under
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So the next time your child, or you yourself, feel under the weather and in need of time off, find a way to allow it to happen.
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Others feel under the weather for a few days and recover so quickly they never knew they were sick.
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Struggle to get into work when you feel under the weather?
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You tend to feel much worse with flu, and often have to stay in bed for several days, whereas a cold will usually just make you feel under the weather.
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That's when cerebral malaria can turn from something that makes you feel under the weather to something that puts you six feet under the ground.
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