après
7.7
A social activity that happens after a main event
- adposition
- /æˈpreɪ/
:
después
- The hotel is famous for its lively après-ski parties every winter evening.
Examples
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They planned an après-dinner walk through the city center.
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Let's go for drinks après the show!
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Many guests stayed for the après-conference reception to network and relax.
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We will meet après dinner.
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They planned an après-dinner walk through the city center.
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Many guests stayed for the après-conference reception to network and relax.
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The hotel is famous for its lively après-ski parties every winter evening.
Synonyms
after
vsaprès
At a later time than something else
is used mainly in fixed phrases for activities following a main event
Compounds
Surface Forms
après main
Etymology
Après comes from French and means 'after'. You see it in set phrases like après-dinner and après-ski, where it shows an activity that happens after the main event.