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back out of

/bak/US // bæk //UK // (bæk) //

退出,退离,退回,退到

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the rear part of the human body, extending from the neck to the lower end of the spine.
    • : the part of the body of animals corresponding to the human back.
    • : the rear portion of any part of the body: the back of the head.
    • : the whole body, with reference to clothing: the clothes on his back.
    • : ability for labor; effort or strength: He put his back into the task.
    • : the part opposite to or farthest from the front; the rear part: the back of a hall.
    • : the part that forms the rear of any object or structure: the back of a chair.
    • : the area directly behind a person: Face the town with the river at your back and follow the main street up the hill.
    • : the part that covers the back: the back of a jacket.
    • : the spine or backbone: The fall broke his back.
    • : any rear part of an object serving to support, protect, etc.: the back of a binder.
    • : Nautical, Aeronautics. the forward side of a propeller blade.
    • : Aeronautics. the top part or upper surface of an aircraft, especially of its fuselage.
    • : Bookbinding. the edge of a book formed where its sections are bound together.
    • : the backs, grounds along the River Cam in back of certain colleges at Cambridge University in England: noted for their great beauty.
    • : Architecture. extrados.
    • : Carpentry. the upper side of a joist, rafter, handrail, etc.the area of interior wall between a window stool and the floor.
    • : Mining. the roof of a stope or drift.
    • : Sports. a player whose regular position is behind that of players who make initial contact with the opposing team, as behind the forward line in football or nearest the player's own goal in polo.the position occupied by this player.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to support, as with authority, influence, help, or money: to back a candidate; to back up a theory with facts.
    • : to bet on: to back a horse in the race.
    • : to cause to move backward: to back a car.
    • : to furnish with a back: to back a book.
    • : to lie at the back of; form a back or background for: a beach backed by hills.
    • : to provide with an accompaniment: a singer backed by piano and bass.
    • : to get upon the back of; mount.
    • : to write or print on the back of; endorse; countersign.
    • : Carpentry. to attach strips of wood to the upper edge of to bring it to a desired level.
    • : Nautical. to alter the position of so that the wind will strike the forward face.to brace in backing a sail.to reinforce the hold of by means of a smaller one attached to it and dropped farther away.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to go or move backward.
    • : Nautical. to change direction counterclockwise.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : situated at or in the rear: at the back door; back fence.
    • : far away or removed from the front or main area, position, or rank; remote: back settlements.
    • : belonging to the past: back files; back issues.
    • : in arrears; overdue: back pay.
    • : coming or going back; moving backward: back current.
    • : Navigation. reciprocal.
    • : Phonetics. produced with the tongue articulating in the back part of the mouth, as in either of the sounds of go.
  1. 1
    • : back away, to retreat; withdraw: They gradually began to back away from their earlier opinion.
    • : back down, to abandon an argument, opinion, or claim; withdraw; retreat: He backed down as soon as a member of the audience challenged his assertion.
    • : back off, to back down: Now that the time for action had arrived, it was too late to back off.Textiles.to reverse in mule spinning prior to winding on the newly spun length of yarn.
    • : back out, to fail to keep an engagement or promise; withdraw from; abandon: Two entrants have backed out of competing in the marathon. You can't back out now.
    • : back up, to bring to a standstill: A stalled car backed up traffic for miles.Printing.to print a sheet again on its other side.Printing.to fill in with metal in order to strengthen it.to move backward: Back up into the garage.to reinforce: We backed up the cardboard with slats so it wouldn't fall down.to support or confirm: He backed up my story and they let us go.Computers.to duplicate as a precaution against failure.
    • : back up for, Australian Informal. to return for more of, as another helping of food.

Phrases

  • back against the wall
  • back alley
  • back and fill
  • back and forth
  • back away
  • back burner, on a
  • back door
  • back down
  • back in circulation
  • back in harness
  • back number
  • back of
  • back of beyond
  • back off
  • back of one's hand
  • back of one's mind
  • back on one's feet
  • back order
  • back out
  • back street
  • back the wrong horse
  • back to back
  • back to basics
  • back to the drawing board
  • back to the salt mines
  • back to the wall
  • back up
  • back water
  • a while back
  • behind someone's back
  • break one's back
  • break the back of
  • call back
  • choke back
  • come back
  • cut back
  • double back
  • draw back
  • drop back
  • eyes in the back of one's head
  • fall back
  • fall back on
  • fall over (backward)
  • flat on one's back
  • from way back
  • get back
  • get one's back up
  • give the shirt off one's back
  • go back on one's word
  • hang back
  • hark(en) back
  • hold back
  • in one's own backyard
  • kick back
  • knock back
  • know like a book (the back of one's hand)
  • left-handed (back-handed) compliment
  • like water off a duck's back
  • look back
  • monkey on one's back
  • off someone's back
  • pat on the back
  • pay back in someone's own coin
  • pin someone's ears back
  • play back
  • plow back
  • pull back
  • put one's back in it
  • put one's back up
  • roll back
  • scratch someone's back
  • see the back of
  • set back
  • set back on one's heels
  • set one back
  • set the clock back
  • sit back
  • slap on the back
  • snap back
  • stab in the back
  • take aback
  • take a back seat
  • take back
  • talk back
  • think back
  • throw back
  • turn back
  • turn one's back on
  • when someone's back is turned
  • with one arm tied behind one's back
  • you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inrescind
as inretract
Synonyms
back down退下,退回,退居二线,退一步说back off后退,后撤,退后,后退一步cancel取消,撤销,撤消,取消了deny否定,否认,拒绝,拒绝承认disavow不承认,拒绝承认,驳斥,拒绝接受disown不承认,不认,不认得,不认账pull back缩回,收回,缩减,缩回去recant忏悔,悔过书,悔过,悔过自新renege反悔,反悔了,食言,违约renounce摒弃,摈弃,背弃,抛弃repeal废除,废止,撤消,撤销repudiate辟谣,否认,推翻,辟邪rescind撤销,废止,取消,撤消reverse逆转,反转,逆向,颠倒revoke撤销,吊销,收回,撤回rule out排除,摒弃,排斥,摒除take back收回,收回来,拿回,收回来的withdraw撤销,撤回,撤出,退出abjure誓不罢休,誓死不从,誓死不屈,誓死不承认back背面,背部,背,背后countermand驳斥,反驳,抗辩,打击disclaim免责声明,免责声明,卸任,免除eliminate消除,消灭,消除了,清除exclude排除,排斥,免除,剔除forswear弃权,弃权声明,誓词,誓约recall召回,回顾,回忆,追忆recede退缩,退却,后退,消退retreat撤退,退缩,闭关修炼,闭关retrograde逆行,退行性,退步,退行sheathe护套,鞘,剑鞘,鞘内suspend暂停,悬挂,吊销,暂缓unsay不说,不言而喻,不说了,不说出来welsh威尔士,威尔士语,威尔士人,威尔士的call off叫停,注销,销声匿迹,销假change one's mind回心转意,改变主意,变卦,回心转意了draw in拉入,拉进,引入,拉拢eat one's words食言,吞吞吐吐,咬文嚼字fall back后退,回落,倒退,回归forget it算了吧,算了,忘了吧,忘了它吧go back on继续说,回去后,继续,回去have change of heart改变主意,变心,变心了,改弦易辙nig镍币,镍,镍矿,镍的pull in拉入,拉进,拉进来,拉拢reel in卷入,卷起,卷起铺盖,收回retrocede复位,复古,复原,复古的take in收纳,摄取,吸纳,摄入
as inrevoke
Synonyms
abolish取消,废除,废止,撤消abrogate废除,废止,废黜,废除死刑annul废止,废除,取消,撤销deny否定,否认,拒绝,拒绝承认dismantle拆解,拆除,拆卸,拆开dismiss驳回,遣散,辞退,罢免invalidate失效,废止,无效,失效的lift升降机,抬起,举起,抬起来nullify化为乌有,作废,废除,废止quash驳斥,撤销,驳回,拒绝remove移除,删除,拆除,取消renounce摒弃,摈弃,背弃,抛弃repeal废除,废止,撤消,撤销rescind撤销,废止,取消,撤消retract撤回,撤回地,撤回这,回回reverse逆转,反转,逆向,颠倒set aside拨出,搁置,搁置的,拨开vacate撤离,迁出,腾出,腾空void空白,空虚,空缺,空无withdraw撤销,撤回,撤出,退出abjure誓不罢休,誓死不从,誓死不屈,誓死不承认backpedal退步,退缩,退一步讲,退一步countermand驳斥,反驳,抗辩,打击disclaim免责声明,免责声明,卸任,免除disown不承认,不认,不认得,不认账erase擦除,抹去,擦去,擦掉expunge删去,撤销,除名,删除forswear弃权,弃权声明,誓词,誓约negate否定,否认,否定了,否决nix镍,镍币,镍矿,小结obliterate泯灭,抹去,销毁,湮灭recall召回,回顾,回忆,追忆recant忏悔,悔过书,悔过,悔过自新repudiate辟谣,否认,推翻,辟邪scrub擦洗,擦洗干净,擦伤,搓洗call back回电,回电话,回拨,回访call off叫停,注销,销声匿迹,销假counterorder反秩序,反序,逆序,反序号declare null and void宣布作废,宣布无效,宣布失效rub out擦掉,擦出火花,擦掉了,擦出wipe out歼灭,扫除,歼灭战,消灭
Antonyms

Examples

  • Think back to the Bush-Kerry race of 2004, the Thrilla in Vanilla.

  • Back in New York, the slow pace and inward focus of her yoga practice was less fulfilling.

  • Music is a huge part of the tone of Black Dynamite overall—going back to the original 2009 movie on which the series is based.

  • The al Qaeda-linked gunmen shot back, but only managed to injure one officer before they were taken out.

  • So, Islamized teaching sends girls back home for marriage and housework, and remains exclusively for boys.

  • I waited three months more, in great impatience, then sent him back to the same post, to see if there might be a reply.

  • Ages back—let musty geologists tell us how long ago—'twas a lake, larger than the Lake of Geneva.

  • The boys were tumbling about, clinging to his legs, imploring that numerous things be brought back to them.

  • With a suffocating gasp, she fell back into the chair on which she sat, and covered her face with her hands.

  • She was holding the back of her chair with one hand; her loose sleeve had slipped almost to the shoulder of her uplifted arm.