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Meanings of back out in English
Make a retreat from an earlier commitment or activity.
Usage of back out in English
1
Unfortunately he has put his back out - not a good present.
2
Hayne flew back out before landing in Israel yesterday morning, Australian time.
3
Then the current swung again, flinging the yacht back out to sea.
4
Besides, soon we'll be right back out there, thanks to last night.
5
The next weekend, you're right back out there looking for someone new.
6
We wanted to come back out and get on track, Beal said.
7
He asked if Betty wanted to back out, but Betty said no.
8
I wondered was it possible for him to come back out again.
9
She made him come back out into the lounge area to pay.
10
Bubba scrambled back out the window, which was on the second story.
11
Getting back out from this position with an injured partner was inconceivable.
12
I came back out to the second half and she had gone.
13
Cullossax dared not go back out the way that they had come.
14
When he goes back out to the common room, the blind record-hopper-Mr.
15
Sorry, but I need to excuse myself and get back out there.
16
She had not tossed him back out the way he had come.
This collocation consists of:
Back out through the time
Back out across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common