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Detailed Translations for later from English to Spanish

later:


Translation Matrix for later:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- late; posterior; ulterior
AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- after; afterward; afterwards; by and by; later on; subsequently
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
a continuación after; afterwards; in a little while; later; next; soon; subsequently; then after that; before long; further; next; shortly; shortly after; soon; subsequently; then; to here
ahora mismo in a little while; later; next; soon
desde entonces after; afterwards; later; next; subsequently; then ever since; since then
después after; afterwards; in a little while; later; later on; next; soon; subsequently; then above all; after that; afterwards; before long; besides; especially; further; furthermore; moreover; next; shortly; shortly after; since; soon; subsequently; then; to here; what's more
después de after; afterwards; later; later on; next; subsequently; then
en breve in a little while; later; next; soon adroit; agile; before long; brisk; clever; dexterous; direct; expert; fast; fledged; handy; in a word; in brief; in short; in the near future; just; neat; nimble; quick; rapid; shortly; simply; skilful; skillful; soon; speedy; straight; swift
en seguida in a little while; later; next; soon at once; at the same time; concurrently; direct; directly; hastily; immediate; immediately; in a moment; instantly; now; prompt; promptly; quick; quickly; rapid; right away; right now; simultaneously; soon; speedily; speedy; straight; straight away; straightaway; swift; without delay
enseguida afterwards; later; later on at once; before long; direct; directly; immediate; immediately; in a moment; instantly; now; promptly; right away; right now; shortly; soon; straight; straight away; straightaway
luego afterwards; in a little while; later; later on; next; soon above all; after that; after which; at that time; at the time; before long; besides; especially; further; furthermore; moreover; next; shortly; shortly after; soon; subsequently; then; what's more; whereupon
más tarde after; afterwards; later; later on; next; subsequently; then
posterior after; afterwards; later; next; subsequently; then
pronto in a little while; later; next; soon abrupt; accomplished; achieved; adept; adroit; agile; all at once; all of a sudden; at once; before long; blunt; brisk; brusque; clear; clever; completed; concluded; dexterous; direct; early; evident; expert; fast; finished; fledged; handy; hastily; neat; nimble; out; out of the blue; over; prepared; promptly; quick; quickly; rapid; readily; ready; ready for use; shortly; skilful; skillful; soon; speedily; speedy; straight; sudden; suddenly; swift; timely; unexpectedly; very soon
ulterior after; afterwards; later; next; subsequently; then

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Related Definitions for "later":

  1. coming at a subsequent time or stage1
  2. at or toward an end or late period or stage of development1
    • a later symptom of the disease1
    • later medical science could have saved the child1
  3. happening at a time subsequent to a reference time1
    • he's going to the store but he'll be back here later1
  4. at some eventual time in the future1
    • I'll see you later1
  5. comparative of the adverb `late'1

Wiktionary Translations for later:

later
comparative
  1. more late
  2. afterward in time
  3. at some unspecified time in the future
  4. at some time in the future
  5. coming afterward in time
  1. see you later

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
later luego; después straks — op een later moment
later después nach — Relation, bei der das mit nach referenzierte Bezugsobjekt zeitlich oder räumlich (in Bewegungsrichtung) vor dem Subjekt liegt; mit Dativ
later futuro nachmaligschriftsprachlich, veraltend: baldig nach einer nicht genau bestimmbaren Zeit beginnend, eintretend, sich ereignend, erfolgend, geschehend
later posteriormente später — in Zukunft
later más adelante plus loin — Dans la partie suivante de ce texte
later hasta luego; nos vemos à plus — (familier, fr) au revoir, à plus tard.

late:

late adj

  1. late
    – after the expected or usual time; delayed 1
  2. late (deceased; passed away; dead; )
    – having died recently 1

late adj

  1. late (at an earlier date; previous; former; )
    – (used especially of persons) of the immediate past 1
    antiguo; ex

Translation Matrix for late:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fallecido dead person; deceased
muerto carrion; corpse; dead body; dead person; deceased
tarde afternoon; early evening; eve; evening; midday; noon; soirée
tardío late bloomer; late developer
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- belated; former; later; previous; recent; tardy
AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- belatedly; deep; lately; latterly; of late; recently; tardily
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- delayed
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
antiguo at an earlier date; before; earlier; ex; former; formerly; in former times; late; one-time; past; previous; retired ancient; antique; archaic; flat; old; old fashioned; stale; veteran
ex at an earlier date; before; earlier; ex; former; formerly; in former times; late; one-time; past; previous; retired
extinguido dead; deceased; expired; gone; late; no more; passed away as from now; deserted; desolate; extinct; from; of today; out
fallecido dead; deceased; expired; gone; late; no more; passed away
muerto dead; deceased; expired; gone; late; no more; passed away dead; deceased; lifeless; passed away; spiritless
tarde late
tardío late late-flowering

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Related Definitions for "late":

  1. having died recently1
    • her late husband1
  2. being or occurring at an advanced period of time or after a usual or expected time1
    • late evening1
    • late 18th century1
    • a late movie1
    • took a late flight1
    • had a late breakfast1
  3. at or toward an end or late period or stage of development1
    • the late phase of feudalism1
  4. of a later stage in the development of a language or literature; used especially of dead languages1
  5. (used especially of persons) of the immediate past1
    • our late President is still very active1
  6. of the immediate past or just previous to the present time1
    • a late development1
    • their late quarrel1
  7. after the expected or usual time; delayed1
    • I'm late for the plane1
    • the train is late1
  8. later than usual or than expected1
    • the train arrived late1
    • we awoke late1
    • the children came late to school1
  9. in the recent past1
    • as late as yesterday she was fine1
  10. to an advanced time1
    • talked late into the evening1
  11. at an advanced age or stage1
    • she married late1
    • undertook the project late in her career1

Wiktionary Translations for late:

late
adverb
  1. proximate in time
adjective
  1. euphemism for dead
  2. not arriving until after an expected time
  3. near the end of a period of time

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
late tarde; tardío; tardía spätzeitlich fortgeschritten, kurz vor Schluss, gegen Ende
late atrasado en retard — Après l’heure prévue.
late atrasarse tarder — Arriver tard ; être lent à venir.

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