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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   behind

   • IPA[bəˈhīnd]

   美式

   • prep.
     at or to the far side of (something), typically so as to be hidden by it；underlying (something) but not apparent to the observer
   • adv.
     at or to the far side or the back side of something；remaining after someone or something is gone
   • n.
     the buttocks；a one-point score made by kicking the ball between the outer set of two sets of goalposts (the behind line), or by touching the ball, causing it to pass between the inner posts (goalposts).

   • noun: behind, plural noun: behinds

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   prep.

   介系詞

   • 1. at or to the far side of (something), typically so as to be hidden by it the recording machinery was kept behind screens the sun came out from behind a cloud 同義詞 at the back of, at the rear of, beyond, on the other side of, on the far side of, ... 更多on the further side of, in back of, after, following, to the rear of, in the wake of, at the back of, close on, hard on the heels of, on the trail of反義詞 in front of
   • ▪ underlying (something) but not apparent to the observer the agony behind his decision to retire
   • 2. in a line or procession, following or further back than (another member of the line or procession) stuck behind a slow-moving tractor 同義詞 at the back of, at the rear of, beyond, on the other side of, on the far side of, ... 更多on the further side of, in back of反義詞 in front of
   • ▪ at the back of (someone), after they have passed through a door she ran out of the room, slamming the door behind her
   • 3. in support of or giving guidance to (someone else) whatever you decide to do, I'll be behind you the power behind the throne 同義詞 supporting, backing, for, on the side of, in agreement with, ... 更多financing
   • ▪ guiding, controlling, or responsible for (an event or plan) I began to believe that he was behind the whole plot the reasoning behind their decisions 同義詞 responsible for, at the bottom of, at the back of, the cause of, the source of, ... 更多the organizer of, to blame for, culpable of, guilty of, causing, instigating, initiating, urging
   • 4. after the departure or death of (the person referred to) he left behind him a manuscript that was subsequently published
   • 5. less advanced than (someone else) in achievement or development they are years behind their competitors in this segment 同義詞 less advanced than, slower than, weaker than, inferior to, later than, ... 更多late in relation to, after
   • 6. having a lower score than (another competitor) Woodnam moved to ten under par, five shots behind Fred Couples

   adv.

   副詞

   • 1. at or to the far side or the back side of something Campbell grabbed him from behind as I looked behind, my feet crashed into a basket
   • 2. remaining after someone or something is gone don't leave me behind blocks of ice left behind by a retreating glacier 同義詞 afterwards, remaining after departure
   • 3. further back than other members of a group Bill led the way, with the others a short distance behind 同義詞 after, afterwards, at the back, in the rear, in the wake, ... 更多at the end, at six o'clock反義詞 ahead, in front
   • 4. (in a game or contest) having a score lower than that of the opposition polls showed him as much as 50 points behind
   • 5. slow or late in accomplishing a task getting behind with my work things were falling behind 同義詞 running late, late, behind schedule, behindhand, delayed, ... 更多not on time, behind time反義詞 ahead
   • ▪ in arrears she was behind with her rent 同義詞 in arrears, overdue, in debt, in the red, late, ... 更多unpunctual, tardy, behindhand, behind target反義詞 ahead
   • 6. in a place or time already past the adventure lay behind them

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. informal the buttocks sitting on her behind
   • 2. a one-point score made by kicking the ball between the outer set of two sets of goalposts (the behind line), or by touching the ball, causing it to pass between the inner posts (goalposts).

   behind line

   • n.
     the line between an inner and outer goalpost.

   Oxford Dictionary

   leave behind

   • ph.
     go away from a place without taking someone or something

   Oxford American Dictionary

   behind bars

   • ph.
     in prison

   Oxford Dictionary

   leave behind

   • ph.
     go away from a place without taking someone or something

   Oxford Dictionary

   lie behind

   • ph.
     be the real, often hidden, reason for something

   Oxford Dictionary

   behind post

   • n.
     each of the shorter posts that flank the main goalposts: they had peppered three consecutive points through the behind posts

   Oxford Dictionary

   behind schedule

   • ph.
     later than planned or expected

   Oxford Dictionary

   behind time

   • ph.
     late

   Oxford Dictionary

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3. • 更多解釋

   behind

   • IPA[bɪˈhʌɪnd]

   英式

   • prep.
     at or to the far side of (something), typically so as to be hidden by it: the recording machinery was kept behind screens the sun came out from behind a cloud
   • adv.
     at or to the far side of something: Campbell grabbed him from behind
   • n.
     a person's buttocks: she slid inelegantly down a few steps on her behind

   Oxford Dictionary