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preposition · A1Behind
bi-HYND/bɪˈhaɪnd/
If you cannot see it, it may sit at the back: behind the door, behind the car. Behind needs a noun after it in this use. Back is often a body part or “the back of the room”; behind is the place word. In front of is the opposite.
Meaning
At the back of someone or something.
Examples
- “The park is behind the school.”
- “The cat is behind the sofa.”
- “Someone is standing behind you.”
Good to know
behind + noun. Opposite: in front of. Not the same as back (body).
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