1.沉没;没落,破产;失败;屈服;〔美俚〕死
1.to sink below the surface of the water
2.if something such as a business goes under, it fails completely and stops operating
3.to become unconscious when a doctor gives you an anesthetic before an operation
1.'Now I'm ready to take her out, I'll be able to go under water for about three hours.
现在，我准备好把她开出去了。我大概能在水下潜上三个小时。
2.And that has heightened the biggest concern of all: that banks are so systemically important that they cannot be allowed to go under.
而这一现象已经加剧了所有关切中最重大的一种：即银行具有如此巨大的系统重要性，以至于人们不能容许它们破产。
3.Do not go under the rain. If you get caught out, use an umbrella or raincoat, even if it is only a drizzle.
若今明几日香港降雨，则不要雨中外出，若在外遇雨，即便细雨亦应使用雨伞或雨衣。
4.However, if business is down to the point where it looks like the company is going to go under, start looking for a new job NOW!
然而，如果公司业务急速下滑，马上要面临破产，那么你该马上找份新工作！
5.And then the difficulty may have solved itself: if things are as bad as you say, the company may go under quickly.
那么，问题也许就自动解决了：如果情况真像你所说的那么糟糕，那家公司可能很快就会倒闭。
6.If it rains today or in the next few days in HK, DO NOT GO UNDER THE RAIN.
假如香港未来几天下雨，美女写真务必不要在雨天外出！
7.Even if refinancing were available for endangered firms, it would be prohibitively dear. It is only a matter of time before some go under.
即使再融资对这些公司是可行的，其代价也非常昂贵，破产只是时间问题。
8.When wake up in the evening, go under your arms, kiss you, and go on sleeping.
夜里醒来的时候钻到你的胳膊底下，亲亲你，接着睡。
9.Nobody can be sure what would have happened if GM and Chrysler had been allowed to go under.
没有人能够正确估计如果任由通用和克莱斯勒倒闭将会发生什么。
10.He's got to be 100 per cent right, because if he comes back too soon and damages the disc he will have to go under the knife again.
他最好等到100%痊愈才复出，因为如果他复出太早，将会伤害到小骨，如果这样他就要再做一次手术。