英语词汇“rear”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

rearadjective [ before noun ]

uk/rɪər/us/rɪr/

B2 at the back of something:

There's a sticker on the rear door/window.

The horse had injured one of its rear legs.

See also

rearguard

More examples

She cast a quick look in the rear mirror.
Always check your rear view mirror before you overtake another car.
A car usually has a driver's seat, a passenger seat and rear seats.
Both front and rear gardens are spacious.
One of the rear wheels came off.

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General location and orientation

-oriented
about
along
anterior
around
back onto sth
far
front
frontal
hind
left-hand
nearside
offside
on-site
orientated
overleaf
position
round
side-on
spot

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After & behind

rearnoun

uk/rɪər/us/rɪr/

the rear

C1 the back part of something:

We walked round to the rear of the house.

Two police motorcyclists brought up the rear (= formed the last part) of the demonstration.

[ C ] old-fashioned informal also rear end a person's bottom

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Surfaces of objects

-backed
back
base
bed
crust
face
facet
flange
front
nap
overlay
plate
reverse
side
substrate
superficialis
surface
surface area
underneath
underside

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The buttocks

rearverb

uk/rɪər/us/rɪr/

rear verb (CARE FOR)

C1 [ T ] to care for young animals or children until they are able to care for themselves:

Some women make a deliberate choice to rear a child alone.

He describes how these birds rear their young.

See also

child-rearing

More examples

She's reared four children very successfully.
He grew up in Hoboken, where Sinatra was reared.
He took me to the North Georgia mountains where he was reared.
Most pigs reared for meat are killed around 18-20 years old.
The animals are reared for breeding purposes rather than the dinner table.

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Parenting & caring for children

adopt
adopted
adoption
adoptive
attachment parenting
bring sb up
child-rearing
childless
childminder
counsellor
custodial
non-custodial
nursemaid
nursery nurse
nurture
one-parent family
swaddle
upbringing
visitation
wean

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Animal farming - general words

rear verb (RISE)

[ I or T ] to rise up or to lift something up:

The horse reared (up) (= suddenly rose onto its back legs) when it heard the gun shot.

The lion slowly reared its head (= lifted it up) and looked around.

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Moving upwards

ascend
ascent
be on an upward/downward trajectory idiom
bristle
clamber
climb
come
come up
heave
hoick
levitate
mount
pull
rise
scale
scramble
shin
shinny
soar
take off

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Idiom(s)

rear its (ugly) head

Phrasal verb(s)

rear above/over sth/sb

单词	rear
释义	Contents adjective (1) rear (1) noun (1) rear (1) verb (2) rear (CARE FOR) rear (RISE) Contents adjective (1) rear (AT THE BACK) verb (2) rear (CARE FOR) rear (RISE) noun (1) rear (AT THE BACK) English American rearadjective [ before noun ] uk/rɪər/us/rɪr/ B2 at the back of something: There's a sticker on the rear door/window. The horse had injured one of its rear legs. See also rearguard More examples She cast a quick look in the rear mirror. Always check your rear view mirror before you overtake another car. A car usually has a driver's seat, a passenger seat and rear seats. Both front and rear gardens are spacious. One of the rear wheels came off. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words General location and orientation -oriented about along anterior around back onto sth far front frontal hind left-hand nearside offside on-site orientated overleaf position round side-on spot See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: After & behind rearnoun uk/rɪər/us/rɪr/ the rear C1 the back part of something: We walked round to the rear of the house. Two police motorcyclists brought up the rear (= formed the last part) of the demonstration. [ C ] old-fashioned informal also rear end a person's bottom Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Surfaces of objects -backed back base bed crust face facet flange front nap overlay plate reverse side substrate superficialis surface surface area underneath underside See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: The buttocks rearverb uk/rɪər/us/rɪr/ rear verb (CARE FOR) C1 [ T ] to care for young animals or children until they are able to care for themselves: Some women make a deliberate choice to rear a child alone. He describes how these birds rear their young. See also child-rearing More examples She's reared four children very successfully. He grew up in Hoboken, where Sinatra was reared. He took me to the North Georgia mountains where he was reared. Most pigs reared for meat are killed around 18-20 years old. The animals are reared for breeding purposes rather than the dinner table. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Parenting & caring for children adopt adopted adoption adoptive attachment parenting bring sb up child-rearing childless childminder counsellor custodial non-custodial nursemaid nursery nurse nurture one-parent family swaddle upbringing visitation wean See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Animal farming - general words rear verb (RISE) [ I or T ] to rise up or to lift something up: The horse reared (up) (= suddenly rose onto its back legs) when it heard the gun shot. The lion slowly reared its head (= lifted it up) and looked around. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Moving upwards ascend ascent be on an upward/downward trajectory idiom bristle clamber climb come come up heave hoick levitate mount pull rise scale scramble shin shinny soar take off See more results » Idiom(s) rear its (ugly) head Phrasal verb(s) rear above/over sth/sb rearadjective [ not gradable ] us/rɪər/ rear adjective [ not gradable ] (AT THE BACK) at or near the back of something: I had the rear brakes on the car redone. She entered the school through an unlocked rear door. Our dog hurt his rear left leg. rearverb us/rɪr/ rear verb (CARE FOR) [ T ] to care for young children or animals until they are able to care for themselves: She reared eight children. rear verb (RISE) [ I/T ] to rise up or to lift up: [ I ] The horse suddenly reared (up) on its hind legs. Idiom(s) something rears its (ugly) head rearnoun [ C/U ] us/rɪr/ rear noun [ C/U ] (AT THE BACK) infml Your buttocks are sometimes called your rear.
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rearadjective [ before noun ]

rearnoun

rearverb

rear verb (CARE FOR)

rear verb (RISE)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

rearadjective [ not gradable ]

rear adjective [ not gradable ] (AT THE BACK)

rearverb

rear verb (CARE FOR)

rear verb (RISE)

Idiom(s)

rearnoun [ C/U ]

rear noun [ C/U ] (AT THE BACK)