Pronunciation: /æft ʌv/
adverb aft is an adverb that means towards or at the stern of a ship or aircraft
A1 The cat sat aft of the boat.
A2 The life jackets are stored aft of the cabin.
B1 Please place the luggage aft of the seats.
B2 The emergency exits are located aft of the wings.
C1 The crew quarters are situated aft of the engine room.
C2 The navigation equipment is housed in the area aft of the bridge.
preposition of is a preposition that indicates a relationship between two things, in this case, the location of one thing in relation to another
A1 The life jackets are stored aft of the boat for easy access in case of emergency.
A2 The crew quarters are located aft of the engine room.
B1 The galley is situated aft of the main dining area on the ship.
B2 The captain's cabin is positioned aft of the bridge.
C1 The helicopter pad is located aft of the helipad control room on the aircraft carrier.
C2 The research laboratory is situated aft of the living quarters on the submarine.
formal The emergency exit is located aft of the main cabin.
informal You'll find the restroom aft of the kitchen.
slang Let's hang out on the deck aft of the party.
figurative His true intentions were always hidden aft of his charming smile.
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