beneath in the PONS Dictionary

beneath Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be beneath sb (lower rank than)
biti niži po činu od
to be beneath sb (lower standard than)
imati niži standard od
beneath contempt
krajnje podao
to emerge from behind/beneath [or under] sth
pojaviti se iza [or ispod] nečega
to lurk beneath the surface fig
biti skriven ispod površine
beneath contempt
odvratno

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The defensive portion is slightly wider than the hall beneath.
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The constricting cells have an actin meshwork directly beneath the apical membrane as well as circumferential actin belts lining the adherens junctions between cells.
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When these scales are removed, a normal appearing lip is revealed beneath, although there may be associated erythema and edema.
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Each flower has short sepals beneath five round white petals.
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The man looks at either option, and before he runs out to sea, a tiny writhing of a parasite is shown beneath his skin.
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The idea for character faces beneath the cards remained from previous theme iterations, and the character voices were provided by indie game developers.
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This gives the riders the ultimate floorless feeling, with no track beneath or above them.
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Beneath the petals are bright pink fused sepals.
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Geophysical survey can be the most effective way to see beneath the ground.
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Sulfur was sometimes burned beneath the nesting tree to suffocate the birds, which fell out of the tree in a weakened state.
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