Collocations with "under"

Describes the state of living in a country governed by a communist system.

Used to indicate position beneath the mattress, often for hiding things.

Having made a formal promise to tell the truth in a court of law.

While being formally asked questions, especially by police or in a court.

Describes the state of affairs or conditions within a socialist system.

Not yet old enough to legally do something (e.g., drink alcohol).

similar to 'on the pretext', used to introduce a false reason

Indicates a position directly below the faucet's spout.

To move beneath something by crawling.

to creak because of the weight or pressure of something on top

being guarded and led by an escort

In accordance with the terms or authority of a specific resolution.

According to the terms of a tenancy agreement.

To fall down because of the weight or pressure of something.

Similar to 'in detention', often implying formal or legal authority.

securely locked up.

Refers to the space beneath the tip of a nail.

to function within the limits or conditions of something

describes conditions or life within the system of slavery

to get comfortable under something, like a blanket or covers

To walk unsteadily because of a heavy weight or burden.

In the space covered by an arch, often implying passage or position.

To vanish by moving beneath something.

Used to indicate that something is currently being assessed.

Covered by the terms of a guarantee. AmE equivalent is 'under warranty'.

typically used metaphorically to describe losing energy or determination due to pressure or scrutiny.

relating to a section of a law, etc.

Forced to do something; not acting of one's own free will.

to be crushed by something from above

Huddled beneath something, often for cover.