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Meanings of after in English

Portuguese
depois

Happening at a time subsequent to a reference time.

depois

At the back of.

After.

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Usage of after in English
1
France is Amazon's third largest market in Europe, after Britain and Germany.
Reuters
2
Year after year after year of getting better and better and better.
The Irish Times
3
It said London would remain MFS's main office in Europe after Brexit.
Reuters
4
Market Report:The Irish market held steady yesterday after rallying strongly on Thursday.
The Irish Times
5
Spain has the second-highest number of coronavirus cases in Europe after Italy.
Reuters
6
What he said Speaking after the match de Villiers said: Extremely happy.
The South African
7
Vettel said after Red Bull's 13th one-two result: I messed up today.
The Guardian
8
England were number one for a year after leapfrogging India last year.
Reuters
9
Her hospital records repeat the phrase, day after day, year after year:
Depths
10
I something new want, yes; but also, after these twenty-five years, home.
Nova
11
Year after year, gunmen have attacked victims across the country in shootings.
The South African
12
The year after that, millions submitted public comments to the State Department.
The Guardian
13
NewsImageFile: Informed by text message... grieving relatives after being told the news.
News.com.au
14
Borrowing more year after year is not the cure, the report said.
Reuters
15
Animals were sacrificed three days, eight days, and four months after treatment.
Pubmed
16
However, shares in renewable energy companies were in demand after Japan's problems.
Reuters
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