later

UK
/ˈleɪtə/
US
/ˈleɪtər/

Translations

lateradverb
Comparative form of the adverb 'late'.
plus tard
I'll call you later this evening.
Je t'appellerai plus tard ce soir.
Synonyms
later on
in due course
down the line
after a while
at a later time
lateradjective
later
Comp.
latest
Super.
UK
/ˈleɪtə/
US
/ˈleɪtər/
Comparative form of the adjective 'late'; often used attributively.
plus tardifComparatif de « late » ; s'emploie surtout pour une date, une étape ou un moment plus avancé.
The later buses were all cancelled due to the storm.
Les bus plus tardifs ont tous été annulés à cause de la tempête.
Additional translations
ultérieurPlus soutenu ; pour un moment ou une période postérieure.
laterinterjection
Informal farewell expression.
à plus tardFamilier ; formule de congé.
"Gotta run—later!"
« Je dois filer — à plus tard ! »
Additional translations
à plusTrès familier.
Synonyms
see ya
see you
see you later
see you soon
take care
later gator
lateadjective

later

Comp.

later
Comp.
latest
Super.
UK
/leɪt/
US
/leɪt/
en retard
She was late to the meeting because of traffic.
Elle était en retard à la réunion à cause de la circulation.
tardifPour indiquer une phase avancée ou la fin d'une période.
In the late stages of the project, we encountered several challenges.
Dans les stades tardifs du projet, nous avons rencontré plusieurs difficultés.
défuntS'emploie pour une personne récemment décédée.
The late author was celebrated for his contributions to literature.
Le défunt auteur a été célébré pour ses contributions à la littérature.
récentS'emploie surtout au pluriel ou dans des contextes formels.
Late reports from the region suggest calm has been restored.
Les rapports récents de la région suggèrent que le calme a été rétabli.
Additional translations
tardifEmployé pour une période historique ou chronologique avancée.
Synonyms
Antonyms
lateadverb

later

UK
/leɪt/
US
/leɪt/
en retard
She arrived late to the meeting and missed the introduction.
Elle est arrivée en retard à la réunion et a manqué l'introduction.
He stayed up late to finish his project.
Il est resté debout tard pour terminer son projet.
tardPour exprimer la fin d'une période ou d'une saison.
The flowers bloom late in the season.
Les fleurs fleurissent tard dans la saison.
Additional translations
récemmentDans le passé récent.
Synonyms
Antonyms

Definitions

lateradverb
Comparative of ‘late’: at some time after the time already mentioned or understood; afterwards.
I'll call you later this evening.
lateradjective
Comparative of ‘late’: happening or coming after the usual, expected, or earlier time.
The later buses were all cancelled due to the storm.
Nearer the end of a period of time.
In his later years he finally settled down.
laterinterjection
Informal expression used to say goodbye, especially ‘see you later’.
"Gotta run—later!"
lateadjective
Happening or arriving after the expected or usual time.
She was late to the meeting because of traffic.
Occurring near the end of a period of time or a process.
In the late stages of the project, we encountered several challenges.
Belonging to an advanced stage in the development of something.
The late 20th century saw significant technological advancements.
Recently deceased.
The late author was celebrated for his contributions to literature.
Occurring not long ago; recent.
Late reports from the region suggest calm has been restored.
lateadverb
After the expected or usual time; not on time.
She arrived late to the meeting and missed the introduction.
At or until an advanced time in the day or night.
He stayed up late to finish his project.
At or toward the end of a period of time.
The flowers bloom late in the season.
In the recent past; not long ago.
I spoke to him late yesterday about the issue.