underpass

English

Etymology

From under- +‎ pass

Noun

underpass (plural underpasses)

A passage that crosses a road, railroad or similar obstacle in a tunnel underneath it.

Synonyms

subway (UK)
flyunder

Related terms

Translations

passage

Chinese:
Mandarin: 地下通道 (zh) (dìxià tōngdào)
Estonian: jalakäijate tunnel
Finnish: alikulkutunneli, alikäytävä (fi), alikulku (fi)
French: passage souterrain (fr) m
German: Unterführung (de) f
Hungarian: aluljáró (hu)
Italian: sottopassaggio (it)
Japanese: 地下道 (ja) (ちかどう, chikadō)
Korean: 토끼굴 (tokkigul), 지하도 (ko) (jihado)

Persian: زیرگذر‎‎ (fa) (zir-gozar)
Portuguese: passagem subterrânea f
Russian: подзе́мный (podzémnyj) перехо́д (perexód) (podzémnyj perexód) m, подзе́мный (podzémnyj) ход (xod) (podzémnyj xod) m
Scottish Gaelic: fo-rathad m, fo-shlighe f
Serbo-Croatian: podvožnjak (sh) m, подвожњак m
Spanish: paso inferior m
Swedish: undergång (sv)
Tagalog: daan-silong

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