/tɾaˈseɾo/
Translation
rear; backside
Word origin
From tras ('behind'), from Latin trans ('across, beyond'). The same root gives the English prefix trans- and words like transit.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- trans
- English cognates
- transit, transfer
Grammar
Examples
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The back seat is free.
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We left through the back door.
Aparcó .
He parked at the back of the building.
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The back garden looks onto the river.
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He kept the keys in his back trouser pocket.
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