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later

adverb A1
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sonra, daha sonra

at a time after the present or after a time already mentioned

I will call you later this afternoon.

  • She finished her homework later than her classmates.
  • The conference will start later, so please wait in the lobby.
  • Later, after reviewing the data, the researchers revised their hypothesis.
  • later today · bugün daha sonra We will discuss the project later today.
  • see you later · sonra görüşürüz She waved goodbye and said, "See you later!"
  • later on · daha sonra, ileride He will join us later on in the meeting.
  • later than sth The train arrived later than expected.

sb: somebody · sth: something

topic: Time

later

adjective A2
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daha sonraki

referring to a time that comes after the present or after something else

The class will start at a later time tomorrow.

  • He decided to read the book at a later point in the week.
  • The researchers will analyze the data at a later stage of the study.
  • Although the initial results were inconclusive, the later experiments provided clear evidence of the hypothesis.
  • In the later chapters of the novel, the author explores complex themes of identity and societal change.
  • later date · daha sonraki tarih The meeting has been moved to a later date.
  • later stage · daha sonraki aşama In the later stage of the project, the team focused on testing.

sb: somebody · sth: something

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