Trás (en. After)

/tɾas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adverb
English: Indicates position or location at the back.
English: The dog is sitting behind the door.
El perro está sentado detrás de la puerta.
English: It is used to talk about what happens later in time.
English: I arrived late, so I missed what happened afterward.
Llegué tarde, así que me perdí lo que ocurrió después.

Etymology

English: From Latin 'tras', meaning 'beyond, behind'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

English: take a step back
English: To step back in a decision or stance.
dar un paso atrás
English: be on the trail
English: To try to discover or find something.
estar tras la pista
English: further back
English: In a more distant or later place.
más atrás

Related Words

English: rear
English: Back part of something.
trasero
English: to transfer
English: To move something from one place to another.
traspasar

Slang Meanings

English: To be lagging behind in a situation.
English: The group is behind in the race.
El grupo está trás en la carrera.
English: To refer to something that was left behind or forgotten.
English: That idea was left behind in our conversation.
Esa idea quedó trás en nuestra conversación.