英和和英

after that―thenceforth―thenceforward―since―ever since

afterwards

to follow anything

to put off―defer―postpone

later on

the time at which something is done

ever since

remain behind

to tread （close） on the heels of―follow close on―something

at a later place

an act of going back

the upcoming ages

the succeeding or following clause

from the present time onward

to stand back

immediately after this

something following a certain thing

from then [that time] on

the action of saying something after something has occurred

Stern all!

movement of agent (chase after someone or something)

the mood posterior to

the day after a festival

of an activity or event, to start later than planned

Later.

“a day after the fair”【イディオム・格言的】

to follow a person

the condition of arriving at a place later than other people

subsequent events or successors

Stand back!