After

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1 English 1.1 Preposition 1.1.1 Translations 1.2 Adjective

English

Preposition

after

1. Subsequent; following in time

   We had a few beers after the game.

2. Later in time than

   After the game started, she started acting like a real bitch.

3. An unspecified period of time in the future

   They lived happily ever after.

Translations

Breton: goude , war-lerc'h Bulgarian: след Catalan: desprès , en acabat Dutch: na, achter , achterna Esperanto: post Finnish: jälkeen French: après Frisian: nei German: nach Ido: dop (position), pos (time) Indonesian: setelah , sesudah

Japanese: 後 (あと, ato; ご, go; のち, nochi) Manchu: (manggi ) Portuguese: depois Spanish: después Swedish: efter

Adjective

after

1. (nautical) At or towards the stern of a ship
   • Note: The adverb is aft, thus; "The after gun is mounted aft"