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- Traditional : 後
- Simplified : 后
- Pronunciation : hòu
- Definition : back | behind | rear | afterwards | after | later
Usages
- 最後 : final | last | finally | ultimate
- 之後 : after(wards) | following | later | after
- 以後 : after | later | afterwards | following | later on | in the future
- 向後 : backward
- 先後 : early or late | priority | in succession | one after another
- 隨後 : soon after
- 日後 : sometime | someday (in the future)
- 後綴 : suffix (linguistics)
- 後周 : Later Zhou Dynasty
- 後肢 : hind legs
- 後裔 : descendant
- 後燕 : Later Yan
- 後衛 : (n) backfield | fullback | rear guard
- 後退 : recoil | draw back | fall back | retreat
- 後頭 : (n) the area in back of sth | (n) later in time
- 後唐 : Later Tang Dynasty
- 後台 : (n) the area behind a theatrical stage | (n) behind the scenes supporter
- 後秦 : Later Qin
- 後勤 : logistics
- 後期 : late stage | later period
- 後母 : stepmother
- 前後 : around | about | from beginning to end
- 後門 : the back door
- 後梁 : Later Liang Dynasty
- 後來 : afterwards | later
- 後記 : (n) afterword
- 後悔 : regret | repent
- 後漢 : Later Han Dynasty (Five Dynasties)
- 後方 : (n) far back from the battle's front lines; the rear
- 後盾 : (n) support
- 後撤 : to pull back (an army) | to retreat
- 後者 : the latter
- 而後 : after that | then
- 背後 : behind | at the back | in the rear | behind somebody's back
- 此後 : after this | afterwards | hereafter
- 然後 : after | then (afterwards) | after that | afterwards
- 落後 : fall behind | lag (technologically, etc.) | backward
- 後果 : consequences | aftermath
- 後話 : something to be taken up later in speech or writing
- 在後 : behind
- 後代 : posterity | later periods | later ages | later generations
- 後年 : the year after next
- 今後 : hereafter | henceforth | in the future | from now on
- 天後 : Tin Hau (another name for the goddess Matsu)
- 後天 : day after tomorrow | post-natal
- 後面 : rear | back | behind
- 後邊 : back | rear | behind
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