back
back 英 [bæk] 美 [bæk]
n. 后面;背部;靠背; v. 支持;后退; adv. 以前;向后地;
进行时:backing 过去式:backed 过去分词:backed 第三人称单数:backs 名词复数:backs
- Your back is your spine, or the rear part of your whole body. When you lie on the grass on your back, you can watch the clouds in the sky above you.
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- n. 后面;背部;靠背;
- v. 支持;后退;
- adv. 以前;向后地;
- adj. 后面的;过去的;
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1. He stood with his back to the door.
他背对着门站着。
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2. back pain
背痛
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3. a back massage
背部按摩
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4. A small boy rode on the elephant's back.
一个小男孩骑在大象背上。
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5. She broke her back in an accident.
她在一次事故中摔坏了脊柱。
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6. We could only get seats at the back (= of the room).
我们只能找到后排的座位。
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7. There's room for three people in the back.
后排的空间可容三人。
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8. Write your name on the back of the cheque.
把你的名字写在支票背面。
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9. We were sitting in the back row.
我们坐在后排。
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10. I stepped back to let them pass.
我退后一步给他们让路。
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11. Sit back and relax.
靠椅背坐好,放松放松。
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12. He'll be back on Monday.
他星期一会回来。
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13. If he kicks me, I'll kick him back.
他要是踢我,我就踢他。
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14. He backed against the wall, terrified.
他退到墙边,惊恐万分。
- back (adj.) "being behind, away from the front, in a backward direction," Middle English, from back (n.) and back (adv.); often difficult to distinguish from these when the word is used in combinations. Formerly with comparative backer (c. 1400), also backermore. To be on the back burner in the figurative sense is from 1960, from the image of a cook keeping a pot there to simmer while at work on another concoction at the front of the stove.
- back (adv.) "to or toward the rear or the original starting place; in the past; behind in position," literally or figuratively, late 14c., shortened from abak, from Old English on bæc "backwards, behind, aback" (see back (n.), and compare aback). Adverbial phrase back and forth attested from 1814.
- back (n.) Old English bæc "back," from Proto-Germanic *bakam (cognates: Old Saxon and Middle Dutch bak, Old Frisian bek), with no known connections outside Germanic. In other modern Germanic languages the cognates mostly have been ousted in this sense by words akin to Modern English ridge (such as Danish ryg, German Rücken).
- back (v.) mid-15c., "to keep something back, hinder," from back (adv.). Meaning "cause to move back" is from 1781. Intransitive sense "move or go back" is from late 15c. Meaning "furnish with a back or backing" is from 1728, from back (n.). Meaning "to support" (as by a bet) is attested from 1540s. Related: Backed; backing.
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