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51after — prep. == in expectation of, ‘after betere wynde hii moste þere at stonde.’ RG. 367 == of time, ‘after Mydsomer.’ RG. 407 == like. Alys. 5418 == in; ‘after eche strete.’ M. Ode, st. 117 == ‘behind,’ of place. RG. 398 …
52after — adv. shortly after * * * [ ɑːftə] shortly after …
53after- — UK [ɑːftə(r)] / US [æftər] prefix happening after something: used with some nouns after hours activities aftershave (= liquid with a pleasant smell men put on their face) …
54After — Darmausgang; (derb): Arschloch, Loch, Rosette; (Jägerspr.): Weidloch; (Med.): Anus. * * * After,der:Anus·Darmausgang;Weidloch(weidm)·derb:Arschloch;auch⇨Gesäß AfterDarmausgang,Anus,Gesäß;derb:Arsch,Arschloch …
55after — af·ter s.m.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} accorc. → after hours …
56after — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) prep. past, beyond, behind. adj. later, subsequent, following. adv. afterward, subsequently, not now, later. See sequence, pursuit. II (Roget s IV) modif. and prep. 1. [Behind in space] Syn. back of, in… …
57after — [OE] In the first millennium AD many Germanic languages had forms cognate with Old English æfter (Gothic aftra, for example, and Old Norse aptr), but, with the exception of Dutch achter, none survive. It is not clear what their ultimate origin is …
58after- — prefix coming or happening afterwards: aftercare (=care given afterwards) | after sales service …
59after — prep 1. later, following, subsequent to, at the close of, in succession to, because of, in consequence of. 2. behind, following, in the rear of, U.S. in back of, Inf. back of, in the wake of. 3.(in order or rank) below, nearest to, next to. 4. in …
60after — Hope, mahope, muli, mamuli, pau. ♦ After school, pau ke kula, mahope o ke kula …
