0 the period that follows an unpleasant event or accident, and the effects that it causes -- （不愉快事件）結束後的一個時期；（不愉快事件的）後果
The confusion had arisen in the aftermath of conquest.
In the aftermath of the coup, steps were taken to placate ' warring ' minorities, especially those of the oilproducing areas.
More to the point, in the aftermath of the financial crisis, non-statutory welfare expenditures decreased to 7 per cent of overall labour costs.
In both countries, the war and its aftermath led to new dimensions in social conflict.
The aftermath of the rebellion, too, has received only patchy treatment.
The private sector, for its part, expanded from an initially smaller role, centred on manufacturing industry adjusting to the aftermath of war.
Not surprisingly, the aftermath of founding elections frequently brings about efforts to introduce changes in electoral systems that would benefit the current incumbents.
In the aftermath of the war, then, social reform took on the nature of a veritable crusade.
