rear

rear
I
1. riə noun
1) (the back part of something: There is a second bathroom at the rear of the house; The enemy attacked the army in the rear.) parte trasera
2) (the buttocks, bottom: The horse kicked him in his rear.) trasero

2. adjective
(positioned behind: the rear wheels of the car.) trasero, de detrás
- rearguard
II riə verb
1) (to feed and care for (a family, animals etc while they grow up): She has reared six children; He rears cattle.) criar
2) ((especially of a horse) to rise up on the hind legs: The horse reared in fright as the car passed.) encabritarse
3) (to raise (the head etc): The snake reared its head.) levantar, alzar
rear1 adj de atrás / trasero
the rear seat el asiento trasero
rear2 n la parte trasera / la parte de atrás
there is more noise at the rear of a plane hay más ruido en la parte trasera de un avión
rear3 vb criar
he was reared by his grandmother lo crió su abuela
rear
tr[rɪəSMALLr/SMALL]
adjective
1 trasero,-a, de atrás
noun
1 (back part) parte nombre femenino de atrás
2 (of room) fondo
3 familiar (of person) trasero
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to bring up the rear cerrar la marcha
rear admiral contraalmirante nombre masculino
rear entrance puerta de atrás
rear seat asiento de atrás
rear wheel rueda trasera
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rear
tr[rɪə]
transitive verb
1 (raise) criar
2 (lift up) levantar
racism has once again reared its ugly head el racismo ha vuelto a mostrar su siniestro rostro
intransitive verb (Also rear up)
1 encabritarse
rear ['rɪr] vt
1) lift, raise: levantar
2) breed, bring up: criar
rear vi or to rear up : encabritarse
rear adj
: trasero, posterior, de atrás
rear n
1) back: parte f de atrás
to bring up the rear: cerrar la marcha
2) or rear end : trasero m
rear
adj.
de atrás adj.
postrero, -a adj.
trasero, -a adj.
zaguero, -a adj.
n.
cola s.f.
espalda s.f.
fondo s.m.
parte posterior s.f.
retaguardia s.f.
última fila s.f.
v.
alzar v.
arbolar v.
bellaquear v.
criar v.
educar v.
rɪr, rɪə(r)
I
noun
a) (back part) (no pl) parte f trasera or posterior or de atrás

the courtyard at o (AmE also) in the rear of the building — el patio de detrás del edificio

she sat in the rear — (Auto) iba sentada atrás or en el asiento trasero

b) (of column, procession) (no pl)

the rear — la retaguardia

c) c (buttocks) (colloq) trasero m (fam)

II
adjective <window/wheel> de atrás, trasero

rear lamp o light — (BrE Auto) luz f trasera or de atrás


III
1.
transitive verb
1) (raise) \<\<child/cattle\>\> criar*
2) (lift) \<\<head\>\> levantar; head I 1)

2.
vi rear (up)
a) \<\<horse\>\> empinarse, pararse en dos patas (AmL); (with anger, fear) encabritarse
b) (tower) erguirse*, alzarse*

I [rɪǝ(r)]
1. N
1) (=back part) parte f trasera, parte f posterior; (esp of building) parte f de atrás

the car behind skidded into his rear — el coche que venía detrás patinó, chocando contra la parte trasera or posterior del suyo

the rear of the train — la parte trasera or posterior del tren, los últimos vagones del tren

from the rear he looked just like everybody else — por detrás parecía como todo el mundo

2) [of procession] cola f , final m ; [of battle formation] retaguardia f

to attack the enemy from the rear — atacar al enemigo por la retaguardia

3) * (=buttocks) trasero * m
4) (in phrases)

at or in the rear — [of vehicle] en la parte trasera; [of building] en la parte trasera or de atrás; [of procession] en la cola, al final

there is a garden at or (US) in the rear of the house — detrás de la casa hay un jardín

he sat in the rear of the taxi — se sentó en el asiento de atrás del taxi

to bring up the rear — cerrar la marcha

to the rear — (gen) detrás, en la parte trasera or de atrás; (Mil) en la retaguardia

a house with a patio to the rear — una casa con un patio detrás, una casa con un patio en la parte trasera or de atrás

to be well to the rear — quedar muy atrás

to the rear of — detrás de

to the rear of the house was open countryside — detrás de la casa había campo abierto

2.
ADJ (gen) de atrás, trasero
3.
CPD

rear admiral N — contraalmirante mf

rear bumper N — paragolpes m trasero

rear door N(in building, of vehicle) puerta f trasera or de atrás

rear end N[of vehicle] parte f trasera or posterior; hum * (=buttocks) trasero * m

rear gunner N — artillero m de cola

rear light N — piloto m , luz f trasera, calavera f (Mex)

rear seat N — asiento m trasero or de atrás

rear wheel N — rueda f trasera or de atrás

rear-wheel drive — tracción f trasera

rear window N[of building] ventana f de atrás; [of vehicle] luneta f trasera, cristal m de atrás


II [rɪǝ(r)]
1. VT
1) (=raise, bring up) [+ children, animals] criar

an audience reared on a diet of pop music — un público que ha crecido oyendo música pop

hand-rear
2) (=raise) levantar, alzar

fascism/jealousy rears its ugly head again — el fascismo/la envidia vuelve a levantar la cabeza

3) (=build) erigir
2. VI
(also: rear up)
1) (on hind legs) [horse] empinarse; (in fright) encabritarse
2) (=rise steeply) [building, mountain, wave] alzarse, erguirse

the mountains reared up on each side — las montañas se alzaban or se erguían a cada lado

* * *
[rɪr, rɪə(r)]
I
noun
a) (back part) (no pl) parte f trasera or posterior or de atrás

the courtyard at o (AmE also) in the rear of the building — el patio de detrás del edificio

she sat in the rear — (Auto) iba sentada atrás or en el asiento trasero

b) (of column, procession) (no pl)

the rear — la retaguardia

c) c (buttocks) (colloq) trasero m (fam)

II
adjective <window/wheel> de atrás, trasero

rear lamp o light — (BrE Auto) luz f trasera or de atrás


III
1.
transitive verb
1) (raise) \<\<child/cattle\>\> criar*
2) (lift) \<\<head\>\> levantar; head I 1)

2.
vi rear (up)
a) \<\<horse\>\> empinarse, pararse en dos patas (AmL); (with anger, fear) encabritarse
b) (tower) erguirse*, alzarse*

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