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backward
UK
/ˈbækwəd/
US
/ˈbækwɚd/
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backward
adverb
UK
/ˈbækwəd/
US
/ˈbækwɚd/
(also backwards mainly UK)
назад
He fell backwards off the stool.
Он упал назад со стула.
Traducciones adicionales
навзничь
наоборот
обратно
в обратном порядке
задом
(наперёд)
в обратном направлении
Sinónimos
rearward
in reverse
back
toward the rear
retrogressively
in the opposite direction
Antónimos
forward
ahead
onward
forth
in order
backward
adjective
UK
/ˈbækwəd/
US
/ˈbæk.wɚd/
отсталый
(устар., груб.)
The region is considered backward in terms of technology.
Регион считается отсталым в плане технологий.
назад
(only before noun)
He did a fantastic backward somersault.
Он сделал фантастическое сальто назад.
нерешительный
(UK)
He’s too backward to ask for a promotion.
Он слишком нерешителен, чтобы попросить повышение.
Traducciones adicionales
отстающий
(устар., груб.)
неразвитый
(устар., груб.)
недоразвитый
(устар., груб.)
обратный
запоздалый
(UK)
медлительный
(UK)
робкий
(UK)
стеснительный
(UK)
застенчивый
(UK)
Sinónimos
reverse
retreating
regressive
retrograde
back
Antónimos
forward
advanced
progressive
developed
confident
bold
precocious
quick
back
adverb
backward
UK
/bæk/
US
/bæk/
назад
He looked back to see if anyone was following him.
Он посмотрел назад, чтобы увидеть, не следит ли за ним кто-нибудь.
обратно
She went back to the store to return the dress.
Она пошла обратно в магазин, чтобы вернуть платье.
в ответ
He smiled back when she waved at him.
Он улыбнулся в ответ, когда она помахала ему.
Traducciones adicionales
в прошлое
Sinónimos
again
anew
afresh
once more
Definiciones
backward
adverb
Towards the direction that is opposite to the one in which you are facing or opposite to the usual direction.
He took a step backwards to allow her to pass.
Returning to older and less effective ways.
The breakdown in negotiations will be seen as a step backwards.
backward
adjective
(old-fashioned, offensive) Underdeveloped or not advanced in terms of social, economic, or technological progress.
When he was a child, his teachers thought he was backward.
Directed or facing toward the back or rear.
The backward movement of the car surprised everyone.
(UK) Not doing something immediately or quickly, because you are nervous or not certain about it.
He said as a minister he would never be backward in reproving those whom he considered in the wrong.
back
adverb
To a previous place or condition.
She went back to her hometown after many years.
In return or response.
He smiled back at her.
In reverse or opposite direction.
The car rolled back down the hill.
In or into the past.
Thinking back, I realize how much I've learned.
In a delayed or late manner.
The project was set back by several weeks.
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