behind

US /bɪˈhaɪnd/
UK /bɪˈhaɪnd/
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at the back of (someone or something)

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The dog was hiding behind the couch.
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She stood behind her friend in the line.
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in front of
2.

in support of (someone or something)

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The whole team is behind the coach.
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We are fully behind your decision.
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against
1.

remaining after someone or something has left

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He left his old life behind.
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The car left a trail of dust behind.
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in front
2.

in a place or position to the rear of someone or something

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He looked behind him.
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Don't fall behind the group.
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aheadin front
3.

late or not on schedule

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The project is running behind schedule.
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He's always behind on his payments.
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on timeahead
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having less success or progress than someone or something else

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Our team is behind by two points.
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She felt she was falling behind her peers.
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aheadleading
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