after
The Spanish word 'después' means 'after' in English and is most commonly used to indicate that something happens or is done later than something else or it refers to the time that follows an event. For example, 'Después de la fiesta, tenemos que limpiar' means 'After the party, we have to clean'. It can also be used to talk about position in location or order.
After death, life goes on.
This sentence uses 'después' to express a philosophical concept about life and death.
After you, it's my turn.
The phrase demonstrates a usage of 'después' to show an order or sequence of turns.
We go to the cinema after dinner.
The phrase describes an action being taken (going to the cinema) following another event (dinner).
After a long day, I need to rest.
The sentence describes needing to rest following a long day. This is a common usage for 'después'.
After work, I go to the gym.
The phrase shows an activity (going to the gym) being performed after another activity (work).
After the storm, comes the calm.
This sentence is a Spanish saying that means things get better after difficulties.
After studying, I can watch television.
This sentence shows an activity (watching television) being allowed after another (studying).
Come back after 10.
This phrase uses 'después' to describe time, indicating a future event will occur after a specific time.
After midnight, the store is closed.
The phrase uses 'después' to state a rule or regular event that happens after a certain time.
After the rain, the sun comes out.
This phrase gives an example of using 'después' to describe natural phenomena following one another.