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EnglishTHE SCHOLAR'S LEXICON

back seat

/bak-seet/US // ˈbækˈsit //

后座,后排座位,后坐,后排座椅

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a seat at the rear.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as ininferior
Synonyms
lesser较少的,较少,更少,更少的secondary次级,次要的,二级,次级的bottom底部,底层,底,底端junior初级,初中生,初级的,初中less更少,较少,少,更少的lower较低的,较低,低层,低级menial琐碎的,琐碎,琐事,琐碎的人minor未成年,小型,小型的,未成年人minus减去,减去了,负数,减少peon同龄人,同伴,朋克,农民工second第二,其次,第二个,第二位subordinate隶属,隶属的,隶属关系,隶属机构subsidiary附属机构,附属公司,附属,附属的bottom-rung底层,底层的,底层建筑,底层人士entry-level入门级,初级水平,入门级别,初级nether阴曹地府,阴部,阴间,阴面second-banana第二个香蕉,第二香蕉,第二种香蕉,第二批香蕉second-fiddle附庸风雅,第二位,附属品,第二位的second-string二弦,第二弦,第二行,二线smaller较小的,更小的,较小,更小subjacent毗连,毗邻,毗连的,毗邻的under根据,下,在,下的underneath底下,底下的,底下的人
as inrear
Synonyms
back背面,背部,背,背后back door后门,後門,帏幕back end后端,后端的,后段,后头backside背面,反面,背部,后面bottom底部,底层,底,底端butt屁股,臀部,屁屁,屁股的问题rear end后端,尾部,车尾,车尾部tail尾巴,尾部,尾声,尾随behind后面,后面的,后边,后头buttocks臀部,屁股,髋关节,髋部end结束,终端,结束语,终止heel脚跟,脚后跟,脚跟部,脚踝hind后退,后,后进,后头hindquarters臀部,后部,后肢,后躯posterior后方,后部,后期,后面的postern驿站,邮政,岗位,邮政信箱rearward向后,后向,向后看,后退reverse逆转,反转,逆向,颠倒rump剩余部分,剩余的,残暴,残余seat座位,座椅,座,座位数stern严厉的,严苛的,严酷的,严正的tailpiece尾翼,尾声,尾巴,尾部tush屁股,屁股蛋,屁股大的,屁股后面afterpart后部,后部分,后段,后期部分hind part后半部分,后部,后半部,后半部份rear guard后卫,后护卫,后防,后护卫队tail end尾端,尾声,尾部,尾巴
as insecond fiddle
Synonyms
benchwarmer长椅上的人,长凳上的人,凳子上的人,板凳工low man on totem pole卑微的人,小人物,卑微者,卑贱的人reserves储备金,储量,储备,准备金second banana第二根香蕉,第二个香蕉,第二只香蕉,第二香蕉second string第二串,第二弦,第二条线,第二根弦second stringer第二条线,第二条绳索,第二根弦,第二根支柱second team第二队,二队,第二小组,第二组secondary role次要角色,次要作用,辅助角色,次要职责understudy替身,替身演员,替补演员,替身者

Examples

  • Not too big and not too small, the 27-quart chest fits easily onto the backseat of my car.

  • Jones said those cuts, which saved the city $5,000 this fiscal year, shows that the needs of ordinary citizens take a backseat at City Hall.

  • In La Jolla, San Diego’s mayoral race seems to have taken a backseat to the all-consuming presidential election, even in Barbara Bry’s backyard.

  • Suddenly the cherry moves to the backseat of your conscious awareness, while the vanilla aroma pops into focus—even though you had not noticed it before.

  • Add a kid or two in the backseat, and your car literally can become a rolling dumpster before you even realize it’s happening.

  • If I do, I sit in the backseat and stay alert for whatever the driver does.

  • My mother was sitting in the backseat but that did not stop the driver from trying to touch me.

  • If it gave people some kind of joy afterwards, great, but everything took a backseat.

  • And it involves the U.S. taking a backseat to Iran and Syria.

  • David Garcia is attempting to make a phone call in the backseat.

  • The baggage—two trunks, a showman's keyster, two suitcases, a big duffle bag and handbags—was loaded on trailer and backseat.

  • He sat in the backseat of the car, and his hair dragged behind him.

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