rear

UK
/rɪə/
US
/rɪr/
rearsubstantiv
rears
Pl.
UK
/rɪə/
US
/rɪr/
Definitionen
The back part of something, especially a building, vehicle, or area.
There is a small garden at the rear of the house.
The part of a military force or position that is furthest from the enemy; the back lines.
Medical tents were set up in the rear to treat the wounded.
The buttocks; the backside.
He slipped and landed right on his rear.
rearverb
reared
Präteritum
reared
Partizip Perfekt
rearing
Gerundium
Definitionen
To raise and care for children or young animals until they are fully grown.
They reared three sons on the family farm.
(Of an animal) to rise on the hind legs or to cause something to rise upright.
The horse reared suddenly when it heard the thunder.
To build or erect something.
They reared a monument in honor of the fallen heroes.
To rise high or tower above something.
Snow-capped peaks reared above the valley floor.
rearadjektiv
rearer
Komp.
rearest
Super.
UK
/rɪə/
US
/rɪr/
Übersetzungen
The rear door of the car was open.
Задняя дверь машины была открыта.
Definitionen
Located at the back or hindmost part.
The rear door of the building was locked.