What does the word "under" mean in this context?

in or to a lower position than something else

in a very bright and noisy place

inside a moving vehicle such as a bus

What does the word "usual" mean?

normal, common, or happening most of the time

very dangerous and likely to cause harm

extremely difficult to see or notice

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