 Definitions of below [ɪˈloʊ] 
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1. (adv.) below
in or toward a lower place:
Look out below!
2. below
on, in, or toward a lower deck or floor.
3. below
beneath the surface of the water.
4. below
on earth:
the fate of creatures here below.
5. below
in hell or the infernal regions.
6. below
at a later point on a page or in a text: See the illustration below.
7. below
in a lower rank or grade:
a class below.
8. below
under zero on the temperature scale.
9. below
downstage.
10. below
Zool. on the lower or ventral side.
11. below
beneath the surface of the water.
12. (prep.) below
lower down than:
below the knee.
13. below
lower in rank, degree, amount, rate, etc.:
below cost.
14. below
too undignified to be worthy of; beneath.
15. below
downstage of.
16. below
downstream or south of.
Etymology: (1275–1325; ME bilooghe)
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| Definition of 'below' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adverb) below, at a lower place, to a lower place, beneath
in or to a place that is lower
2. (adverb) below
at a later place
"see below"
3. (adverb) below, infra
(in writing) see below
"vide infra"
4. (adverb) downstairs, down the stairs, on a lower floor, below
on a floor below
"the tenants live downstairs"
5. (adverb) under, below
further down
"see under for further discussion"
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1. (preposition) below
≠ above
the attic and the floor below it
2. below
≠ above
Pick a number below 25.; Temperatures have been below average all year.
3. below
≠ above
officers below the rank of general
4. (adverb) below
≠ above
sitting on a branch below
5. below
later in a piece of writing
For more information, see below.
6. below
≠ above
employees in the position of director or below
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| Definition of 'below' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adverb) below
in a lower place, with respect to any object; in a lower room; beneath
2. (adverb) below
on the earth, as opposed to the heavens
3. (adverb) below
in hell, or the regions of the dead
4. (adverb) below
in court or tribunal of inferior jurisdiction; as, at the trial below
5. (adverb) below
in some part or page following
6. below
under, or lower in place; beneath not so high; as, below the moon; below the knee
7. below
inferior to in rank, excellence, dignity, value, amount, price, etc.; lower in quality
8. below
unworthy of; unbefitting; beneath
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Sense: lower in position, rank, standard etc than
She hurt her leg below the knee; His work is below standard.
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 Afrikaans: onder |
 Arabic: تَحْت |
 Bulgarian: под |
 Brazilian: abaixo de |
 Czech: pod |
 German: unter |
 Danish: nedenunder; under |
 Greek: κάτω από, πιο χαμηλά από |
 Spanish: debajo (de); por debajo |
 Estonian: allpool, allapoole, alla |
 Farsi: پایین؛ زیر |
 Finnish: alapuolella |
 French: au-dessous de |
 Hebrew: מִתַחָת |
 Hindi: के नीचे |
 Croatian: ispod |
 Hungarian: alatt, alá |
 Indonesian: di bawah |
 Icelandic: fyrir neðan, undir |
 Italian: sotto, al disotto di |
 Japanese: ～より下に |
 Korean: …보다 아래에 |
 Lithuanian: žemiau |
 Latvian: zem |
 Malay: bawah |
 Dutch: beneden |
 Norwegian: under, nedenunder |
 Polish: poniżej |
 Persian: پایین؛ زیر |
 Pashto: کوز تر، لاندی تر |
 Portuguese: abaixo de |
 Romanian: sub, dedesubt |
 Russian: ниже |
 Slovak: pod |
 Slovenian: pod |
 Serbian: ispod |
 Swedish: under, nedanför |
 Thai: อยู่ตอนใต้; อยู่ข้างล่าง |
 Turkish: altında, aşağıda, aşağı |
 Taiwanese: 在...下面 |
 Ukrainian: під; нижче |
 Urdu: گھٹیا ، سے نیچا |
 Vietnamese: dưới |
 Chinese: 在...下面 |
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