at or towards the back of somebody/something, and often hidden by it or them. Who's the girl standing behind Jan? Stay close behind me.

at or toward the back of someone or something, and often hidden by it or them. Who's the girl standing behind Jan? Stay close behind me.

(informal) ​a person's bottom. People often say 'behind' to avoid saying 'bottom'. synonym backside. The dog bit him on his behind.

behind · ​. at or towards the back of somebody/something; further back. She rode off down the road with the dog running behind. · ​. in the place where somebody/ ...

a person's buttocks. People often say'behind'to avoid saying'buttocks. ' synonym backside The dog bit him on his behind. Take your English to the next level. ...

at or toward the back of someone or something; farther back. She rode off down the road with the dog running behind. The others are a long way behind.

Remaining after the departure of oneself or others; in a place from which others have gone. Frequently with abide, leave, remain, stay.

​(in sport) to win when it was not expected because you seemed to be losing. They surprised everyone by coming from behind to beat Buxton 2–1.

to fail to make enough progress or to produce something at the right time. I'm getting behind with my work. He got behind with his car payments.

leave behind · ​[usually passive] to make much better progress than somebody. Britain is being left behind in the race for new markets. Definitions on the go.