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Перевод: after

[прилагательное]
последующий; задний;
[наречие]
потом; поздн`ее; затем; после; впоследствии; позади; сзади; вдогонку; следом; вслед; спустя; согласно;
[конъюнкция]
после того как;
[предлог]
после; за; через; спустя; следом за; вдогонку за; позади; по; о; с; согласно

Тезаурус:

1. Certainly there have been cases after Alladice , including the one in which these remarks were made, where infraction of the rules has led to the resultant evidence being declared inadmissible.
2. Controversial clash with the RSC begins over Wesker's play, The Journalists, which is cancelled after an actors' rebellion.
3. Who said, after his election as prime minister: "I'm sick of pol'tics.
4. The educational history of the surveying profession began around 1881; after the granting of the Charter in 1868, an initial examination structure was developed in 1880 which proved to be remarkably durable and apposite, surviving almost intact until 1932.
5. After what Roy's been through, every day calls for a celebration.
6. Their sons, Roderick and Mark, said they left their parents at their home at 2.30am after their champagne dinner.
7. Even after Anselm's visit in 1079, Lanfranc had been prepared to consign the greater part of these local saints and customs to oblivion.
8. Neither of us wanted to rush things but after a while I told myself, don't be stupid, she's special - go for it."
9. The soldier, obviously relieved by his loss of responsibility, slung his rifle and followed after him.
10. Believe me, life can improve for women after 40.
11. After a trial which ended with his conviction, the well-known preacher was publicly hanged - which shocked those who read of it, and even more those that witnessed it, but did not deter James Neild and The Thatched House Society from continuing its fine work.
12. The section at the back - these three pages - could go here, right after the statement from the Chairman.
13. THREE gravely ill patients died after being refused admission to a cash-starved intensive care unit.