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overground

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overground [ˈəʊvəˌgraʊnd]
adj
on or above the surface of the ground an overground railway
Translations
overground [ˈəʊvəgraʊnd]
A. ADJ → de superficie
B. ADV → por la superficie, a cielo abierto
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Rescuers were battling to free people trapped in the wreckage of two trains which collided on an overground section of the Metro system on the city's border with Maryland.
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The power cut, which affected both underground and overground services, is believed to have been caused by a utility contractor cutting through a power cable.
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The streetscape uses flowing lines in black and silver-grey granite paving which draws shoppers into the space from the new underground, overground rail and bus stations.
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