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ESLPod_0929_WE_1533 Trying to Locate Someone In this podcast, "to go underground" means to hide oneself or one's activities or to do something in secret: "When the government started arresting people who criticized the president, many of them went underground." As a noun, the term "underground" is also used to describe the movement or organized secret work trying to remove a government: "The underground in this country has supporters among the poor and the middle class, but is opposed by the rich and those in power." The term "underground" can also mean under the surface of the ground: "If you want to get rid of unwanted plants, make sure you dig up the roots underground."

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ESLPod 929 to go underground Daily Life

Id	ESLPod_0929_WE_1533
Episode Id	ESLPod 929
Episode Title	Trying to Locate Someone
Phrase	to go underground
Text	In this podcast, "to go underground" means to hide oneself or one's activities or to do something in secret: "When the government started arresting people who criticized the president, many of them went underground." As a noun, the term "underground" is also used to describe the movement or organized secret work trying to remove a government: "The underground in this country has supporters among the poor and the middle class, but is opposed by the rich and those in power." The term "underground" can also mean under the surface of the ground: "If you want to get rid of unwanted plants, make sure you dig up the roots underground."
Topics	Daily Life

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