Preposition: after ãf-tu(r)- Subsequently to; at a later time than
"I went for a walk after dinner" - In pursuit of
"run after him" - Inquiring into
"ask after her health" - Next in position, sequence or rank
"in the alphabet, B is after A" - In allusion to, in imitation of; following or referencing
"named after his grandfather" - As a result of
"she was sacked after her argument with the boss"; - following - Coming at a later time or previous position
"he finished the race after me"; "he leaves a trail of destruction after him"; - following, behind Adverb: after ãf-tu(r)- Happening at a time subsequent to a reference time
"two hours after that"; - subsequently, later, afterwards, afterward, later on, since - Behind or in the rear
"and Jill came tumbling after" Adjective: after ãf-tu(r)- Located farther aft
Conjunction: after ãf-tu(r)- In the following period of time
"I went home after the match finished"
See also: aft Encyclopedia: After, Before |