/posteˈɾjoɾ/
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Translation
later, subsequent; rear
Word origin
From Latin posterior ('coming after, later'), the comparative of posterus ('following'), from post ('after'). The same root gives English 'posterior' and 'posterity'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- posterior
- English cognates
- posterior, posterity
Grammar
Masc pluralposteriores
Examples
.
We will talk about that in a later meeting.
.
The rear of the building faces the garden.
detalles.
At a later date I will send you the details.
¿ capítulos ?
Do the later chapters explain the ending?
confirmaron .
Subsequent studies confirmed the theory.
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