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Meaning oflaterin English

later

uk//ˈleɪ.tə//

Definitions

Adverb
1. at a future time; afterward
2. used for comparison; after something else
  I will arrive later than my sister.
3. past a deadline or designated time; overdue
  The payment is now later than the due date.
4. recently; a short time ago
  The manager checked the report later in the day.
5. more late; comparative form
  The new policy will be implemented even later than expected.
Adjective
1. at an unspecified future time
  The company will announce its plans later this year.
2. at a future point or time
  The meeting will start later than scheduled.
3. after a preceding distance or time; following
  The hotel is located later down the street.
4. near the end of a period
  The students will have a test later in the semester.
5. near the end of the day; final hours
  The sun sets later in the summer months.
6. toward the end of a period; concluding stage
  The company will make a decision later in the project.
7. after an expected arrival time; delayed
  The train is running later than usual today.
Interjection
1. used to bid farewell; goodbye
  See you later, I have to go now.

Compounds / Phrases

later on no later than sooner or later catch you later see you later see you later alligator