/tɾas/
Translation
after, behind
Word origin
From Latin trans ('across, beyond'), reduced in Spanish to the preposition tras ('after, behind').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- trans
- English cognates
- transit, transfer, trance
Examples
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After the meeting we went to lunch.
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The child got behind the bedroom door.
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After several attempts they managed to get into the house.
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The dog always goes after its owner.
verlo, .
After months without seeing him, I found him just the same.
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After dinner we went out for a walk.
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