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behind

/bɪˈhaɪnd/

Übersetzung: Das englische Wort „behind“ wird hauptsächlich als Präposition oder Adverb verwendet und bedeutet, dass sich etwas räumlich hinter etwas anderem befindet; außerdem kann es ausdrücken, dass jemand im Rückstand oder verspätet ist. Als Adjektiv beschreibt es eine Position hinten oder einen Zustand des Zurückliegens., Bezeichnet eine Lage hinten oder im hinteren Teil von etwas sowie ein später als erwartet erfolgendes Geschehen, also mit Verzögerung., Die hintere Seite oder der hintere Teil von etwas; umgangssprachlich oft für das Gesäß einer Person verwendet., Präposition, die eine Lage hinten oder rückseitig von etwas angibt, außerdem Rückstand, Verborgenheit oder Unterstützung.

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Wortbeziehungen

adjective

/bɪˈhaɪnd/formal
  • deDas englische Wort „behind“ wird hauptsächlich als Präposition oder Adverb verwendet und bedeutet, dass sich etwas räumlich hinter etwas anderem befindet; außerdem kann es ausdrücken, dass jemand im Rückstand oder verspätet ist. Als Adjektiv beschreibt es eine Position hinten oder einen Zustand des Zurückliegens.

The word 'behind' is primarily used as a preposition or adverb, not as an adjective. It indicates a position at the rear of something or a state of being late.

  1. At the back of somethingA2formal

    Located or situated at the rear side of an object or place.

    dehinter (an der Rückseite)

    • The kitchen is behind the living room.
    • He stood behind the curtain during the performance.
    • The garden is behind the house, beyond the fence.

    Synonymebackhindposteriorrear

    Antonymein front of

  2. Late or delayedB1informal

    Not on schedule; lagging behind the expected time or progress.

    deVerspätet

    • I'm behind on my homework this week.
    • The train is behind schedule due to signal problems.
    • She fell behind in her payments after losing her job.

    Synonymebehindhanddelayedoverduetardyunpunctual

    Antonymeaheadearlyon timepunctual

  3. In a lower position or rankB2formal

    Trailing or positioned lower than others in a comparison, competition, or ranking.

    deZurückliegend

    • Our sales are behind those of our main competitors.
    • He is behind the rest of the class in math scores.
    • The company is behind in adopting new technologies compared to its rivals.

    Synonymebelowdowntrailing

    Antonymeaheadleading

Formen
  • more behind comparative form
  • most behind superlative form
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adverb

/bɪˈhaɪnd/A2formal
  • deBezeichnet eine Lage hinten oder im hinteren Teil von etwas sowie ein später als erwartet erfolgendes Geschehen, also mit Verzögerung.

An adverb indicating position at the rear or in the back of something, or occurring later than expected. It is used to describe where something is located relative to a reference point or to denote a delay.

  1. Physical location – at the backA1formal

    In a position toward the rear of something; situated behind something else.

    deKörperliche Lage — hinten

    • The garden is behind the house.
    • She stood behind the curtain while the actors entered.
    • The car is parked behind the building.

    Synonymerearward

    Antonymeaheadfront

  2. Temporal lag – later than expectedB1informal

    Later than a scheduled time or deadline; delayed.

    deZeitliche Verzögerung – später als erwartet

    • We are behind schedule on the project.
    • Sorry I'm late; I'm still behind on my work.
    • The train is running behind due to a signal problem.

    Synonymebehindhandbelatedlytardily

    Antonymeaheadbeforehandearly

  3. Support or endorsementB2formal

    In a position of support for someone or something; backing them.

    deUnterstützung oder Zustimmung

    • I’m behind you in this decision.
    • The community is behind the new environmental plan.
    • She knows they are behind her efforts.

    Synonymeforsupporting

  4. Hidden or secretiveB2informalamerican

    In a concealed or private manner, often out of public view.

    deHeimlich

    • The negotiations happened behind closed doors.
    • He arranged the surprise party behind everyone's backs.
    • The real reason was kept behind the scenes.

    Synonymecovertlyfurtivelyin secreton the slyprivatelysecretlystealthilysurreptitiouslyundercover

    Antonymeopenlypublicly

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noun

/bɪˈhaɪnd/A2formal
  • deDie hintere Seite oder der hintere Teil von etwas; umgangssprachlich oft für das Gesäß einer Person verwendet.

A noun meaning the rear part or back side of something, often used colloquially to refer to a person's buttocks.

unzählbar

  1. Rear side or back partA1formal

    The part of an object or place that is farthest from the front; the backside.

    deRückseite

    • The picture hanging on the wall has a small tear on the behind.
    • Please stand behind the line until you are called.
    • She placed the books on the behind of the shelf.

    Synonymebackbacksiderearreversetail

    Antonymefront

  2. Location at the backA2informal

    A position that is situated at the back of something else.

    dePosition hinten

    • The garden is hidden behind the house.
    • There is a parking lot behind the school.
    • He sat at a table in the behind of the restaurant.

    Synonymebackbacksiderear

    Antonymefront

  3. Cause, reason, or motivation (figurative)B2formalbritish

    The underlying factor or motive that explains an event or situation; often used in the phrase "the behind of" meaning "the cause of".

    deUrsache, Motiv (figurativ)

    • The behind of his sudden departure remains unclear.
    • Understanding the behind of the policy helps us implement it correctly.
    • She tried to discover the behind of the mysterious noise.

    Synonymebasiscauseexplanationimpetusmotivationmotiveoriginpurposerationalereasonrootsource

  4. Supporter or backer (slang)C1slangamericanbusiness

    A person or organization that provides support, sponsorship, or endorsement.

    deUnterstützer oder Sponsor (Jargon)

    • The project finally got off the ground thanks to a wealthy behind.
    • He is a strong behind of the local art scene.
    • The campaign needs more behinds to succeed.

    Synonymeadvocateallyangelbackerbenefactorchampionendorserpatronsponsorsupporter

Formen
  • behinds plural form
  • behinds' possessive plural form
  • behind's possessive singular form
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preposition

/bɪˈhaɪnd/A1formal
  • dePräposition, die eine Lage hinten oder rückseitig von etwas angibt, außerdem Rückstand, Verborgenheit oder Unterstützung.

A preposition used to indicate a position at the back of something, or a state of being less advanced, delayed, or hidden.

  1. at the back of somethingA1formal

    used to indicate a position at or toward the rear of something

    dehinter etwas

    • The car is behind the house.
    • She stood behind me.
    • There is a garden behind the building.
  2. not as advanced or delayedA2formal

    used to indicate that someone or something is late, delayed, or less advanced

    deRückstand

    • He is behind in his studies.
    • The project is behind schedule.
    • She fell behind the others.
  3. hidden or not visibleA2formal

    used to indicate that something is concealed or out of sight

    deVerborgenheit

    • The sun disappeared behind the clouds.
    • He hid behind the door.
    • The truth is behind his silence.
  4. support or responsibilityB1informal

    used to indicate support for someone or responsibility for something

    deUnterstützung oder Verantwortung

    • She is behind the idea.
    • Who is behind this project?
    • He stood behind his decision.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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