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No. 13,095 in Spanish

posteriores

"Posteriores" means "later" or "subsequent" and can also mean "rear" or "back" when referring to position.

In a sentence

  • Los eventos posteriores al concierto fueron igual de emocionantes.

    The events following the concert were equally exciting.

    Posteriores is used to describe events that occurred after the concert in sequence or time.

  • En los capítulos posteriores del libro, la trama se vuelve más compleja.

    In the later chapters of the book, the plot becomes more complex.

    Posteriores is used to refer to chapters that come later in the sequence within the book.

  • Se realizaron ajustes posteriores en el diseño para mejorar la funcionalidad.

    Subsequent adjustments were made in the design to improve functionality.

    Posteriores is used to refer to adjustments that were made afterwards in terms of their sequence or timing.

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