How do you use "rear" in a sentence?

The emergency exit is at the rear of the building. She reared three children on her own. The horse suddenly reared up in fright.

rear

Q: What does "rear" mean?

The back part of something; to raise or bring up 'Rear' as a noun or adjective refers to the back part of something. As a verb, it means to raise and care for young children or animals until they are fully grown. A horse may rear up on its hind legs.

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Significado: The back part of something; to raise or bring up

后部；养育

parte trasera; criar

後部；育てる

뒤쪽, 후부; 기르다

'Rear' as a noun or adjective refers to the back part of something. As a verb, it means to raise and care for young children or animals until they are fully grown. A horse may rear up on its hind legs.

「rear」作为名词或形容词指某物的后部。作为动词，它意味着抚养和照顾幼小的孩子或动物直到他们完全长大。马可能会用后腿直立起来。

«Rear» como sustantivo o adjetivo se refiere a la parte trasera de algo. Como verbo, significa criar y cuidar a niños pequeños o animales hasta que estén completamente desarrollados. Un caballo puede encabritarse sobre sus patas traseras.

「rear」は名詞または形容詞として何かの後ろの部分を指します。動詞として、幼い子供や動物を完全に成長するまで育て世話することを意味します。馬は後ろ足で立ち上がることがあります。

'Rear'는 명사나 형용사로 무언가의 뒷부분을 가리킵니다. 동사로는 어린아이나 동물을 다 자랄 때까지 돌보며 기르는 것을 뜻합니다. 말이 뒷다리로 일어서는 것도 rear라고 합니다.

Ejemplos

The emergency exit is at the rear of the building.
紧急出口在建筑物后面。
La salida de emergencia está en la parte trasera del edificio.
非常口は建物の後ろにあります。
비상구는 건물 뒤쪽에 있습니다.
She reared three children on her own.
她独自抚养了三个孩子。
Ella crió a tres hijos sola.
彼女は一人で3人の子供を育てました。
그녀는 혼자서 세 아이를 키웠습니다.
The horse suddenly reared up in fright.
马突然惊恐地后腿直立起来。
El caballo se encabritó de repente por el susto.
馬は突然驚いて後ろ足で立ち上がりました。
말이 갑자기 놀라서 뒷발로 일어섰습니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

The adjective/noun meaning 'back' is a shortening of 'arrear', from Old French 'ariere' (behind), from Latin 'ad retro' (to the back). The verb meaning 'to raise' is from Old English 'rǣran' (to raise).

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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