English - Hungarian

hereafter

gb/hɪɹˈæftɚ/ us/hɪɹˈæftɚ/
B2 English
~ 4200
ezentúl, a továbbiakban, túlvilág, halál utáni élet
B2 FORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
[someone] will [verb] hereafter
The company will hereafter be known as GreenTech.
A vállalat a továbbiakban GreenTech néven működik.
Hereafter, all requests must be submitted in writing.
A továbbiakban minden kérelmet írásban kell benyújtani.
This policy shall apply hereafter without exception.
Learner examples
I will hereafter speak only English.
Ezentúl csak angolul fogok beszélni.
Hereafter, we meet every Monday.
Ezentúl minden hétfőn találkozunk.
The rules apply hereafter.
Common mistake:
Learners sometimes confuse 'hereafter' with 'afterward'; 'hereafter' refers to all future time, not just a short time later.
Meaning
From this time forward
Collocations
hereafter referred to as |from hereafter |effective hereafter
Synonyms
henceforth (More common in legal or formal writing; similar meaning.) | from now on (Informal equivalent used in everyday speech.)
Antonyms
heretofore (Refers to time before now; opposite direction in time.)
Themes
time |future |core_vocabulary
Definition

Starting now and continuing in the future.

From this moment onward; in the time to come.

NOUN B2 FORMAL
2
Usage pattern:
the hereafter
Many religions teach about rewards and punishments in the hereafter.
Sok vallás tanít a túlvilági jutalmakról és büntetésekről.
She wondered if there was a hereafter.
Azon tűnődött, vajon van-e túlvilág.
His faith gave him hope for the hereafter.
Learner examples
They believe in the hereafter.
Hisznek a túlvilágban.
Do you think there is a hereafter?
Szerinted van túlvilág?
He talks about life in the hereafter.
Common mistake:
Learners may mistakenly use 'hereafter' (noun) to mean 'future' in general; as a noun it usually refers to life after death.
Meaning
Life after death
Collocations
belief in the hereafter |life in the hereafter |prepare for the hereafter
Synonyms
afterlife (More common term in everyday and religious contexts.)
Antonyms
mortality (The state of being alive and subject to death; no continuation after death.)
Themes
religion |philosophy |core_vocabulary
Definition

Life that people believe happens after they die.

The state of existence that some believe continues after physical death.

Grammar
Dictionary form
hereafter
IPA
GB/hɪɹˈæftɚ/
US/hɪɹˈæftɚ/
Syllables & stress
here - after (2 syllables)
Stress on 2nd syllable (after)
Word forms
Noun
  • Base: hereafter
Word family
Core family
here adverb A1 afterwards adverb A2
Related words
thereafter adverb C1
Advanced or less common
hereby adverb C1 herein adverb C1
Expressions

from hereafter

1
/fɹˈʌm hɪɹˈæftɚ/
fixed phrase formal

Starting now and continuing forward

Beginning at this time and continuing into the future.

Examples
  • From hereafter, employees must clock in using the new system.
  • From hereafter, all meetings will be held online.

the hereafter

1
/ðə hɪɹˈæftɚ/
fixed phrase formal

Life after death

Life that some believe happens after death.

Examples
  • He lived a good life, hoping for peace in the hereafter.
  • Many people are curious about what awaits them in the hereafter.

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