Plural: backs

1. echar para atrás, retroceder; Sinónimos: move back, pull back, move backward, move backwards, push back; Cause to travel backward.
Back the car into the parking spot.


2. respaldar, acuerpar, dar apoyo moral, dar respaldo a, secundar, segundar; Sinónimos: back up, stand up for, stand for, support, go along with, endorse, give moral support to, stick up for; Support financial backing for. ; Be behind; approve of. ; Give support or one's approval to.
They back the quality, Ellos respaldan la calidad.
Back this enterprise.
He plumped for the Labor Party.
I backed Kennedy in 1960.
I'll second that motion.
I can't back this plan.
Endorse a new project.


3. documentar; Sinónimos: illustrate, document; Establish as valid or genuine.
Can you back up your claims?


4. venir de retroceso, retroceder, caminar de retroceso, echar para atrás, echarse atrás; Sinónimos: back out, draw back, turn back, back away, back off, back up, bear back, move back; Shift to a counterclockwise direction. ; Travel backward.
The wind backed.
Back into the driveway.
The car backed up and hit the tree.


5. endosar, brindar abierto apoyo a, confirmar, respaldar; Sinónimos: attest, corroborate, attest to, bear out, confirm, express formal support of, second, testify to; Strengthen by providing with a back or backing. ; Establish as valid or genuine.
They backed the investment, Ellos endosaron la inversión.
Can you back up your claims?

1. parte trasera, parte de atrás; Sinónimos: rear, back part, posterior, rear end, back end, back side, behind, rearward; The side that goes last or is not normally seen.; The part of something that is furthest from the normal viewer.
He wrote the date on the back of the photograph.
He stood at the back of the stage.
It was hidden in the rear of the store.


2. espalda, parte posterior del tronco; Sinónimos: back of the body, dorsum; The posterior part of a human (or animal) body from the neck to the end of the spine. ; The series of vertebrae forming the axis of the skeleton and protecting the spinal cord.
His back was nicely tanned.
The fall broke his back.


3. espaldar, respaldo, espaldar de la silla, respaldo de la silla; Sinónimos: back of the chair, back of a chair, back rest, backrest; A support that you can lean against while sitting.
The back of the dental chair was adjustable.


4. lomo, lomo de un animal, parte trasera de un animal; Sinónimos: back side of an animal, back of an animal, ridge; Back side of an animal.
5. parte de atrás del cuchillo; Sinónimos: back of the knife
6. espalda del vestido, espalda; Sinónimos: back of the dress; The part of a garment that covers your back.
They pinned a 'kick me' sign on his back.


7. fondo de la sala, fondo del teatro; Sinónimos: back of the hall, back of the theater; The part of something that is furthest from the normal viewer.
He stood at the back of the stage.
It was hidden in the rear of the store.


8. respaldo; Sinónimos: back up, backup, backup copy
9. trasdós, curva externa de un arco; Sinónimos: exterior curve of an arch, extrados
10. envés, reverso de la tela; Sinónimos: back side of a cloth, back side of the fabric, wrong side, wrong side of the fabric, reverse
11. defensa, zaga, zaguero; The position of a player on a football team who is stationed behind the line of scrimmage. ; A person who plays in the backfield.
12. dorso; Sinónimos: dorsum, side opposite the front, tergum; The side that goes last or is not normally seen.
He wrote the date on the back of the photograph.

1. de atrás, posterior, trasero, dorsal; Sinónimos: posterior, back-end, hind, hindmost, aft, postern, puisne; Located at or near the back of an animal. ; Related to or located at the back.
Back (or hind) legs.
The hinder part of a carcass.
The back yard.
The back entrance.


2. anterior; Sinónimos: former, previous, anterior, earlier, early, foregoing, old, onetime; Of an earlier date.
Back issues of the magazine.


3. de la espalda; Sinónimos: of the back; Located at or near the back of an animal.
Back (or hind) legs.
The hinder part of a carcass.

1. de regreso, de vuelta; Sinónimos: homeward-bound; In or to or toward a former location.
She went back to her parents' house.


2. hacia atrás; Sinónimos: backward, backwards, in reverse, rearward, astern, fro; At or to or toward the back or rear.
He moved back.
Tripped when he stepped backward.
She looked rearward out the window of the car.


3. atrás, detrás, en la parte trasera, pos, arredro; Sinónimos: behind, in the rear, backward, in the back, fro, backwards; At or to or toward the back or rear.
He moved back.
Tripped when he stepped backward.
She looked rearward out the window of the car.


4. atrás, en el pasado; Sinónimos: aforetime, at a former time, back in time, formerly, in former times, in the past, over the past; In or to or toward a past time.
Set the clocks back an hour.
Never look back.
Lovers of the past looking fondly backward.

1. atrás; Sinónimos: back up, get back, jump back, out back, step back

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