Back – phrasal verbs To ‘back someone up’ means to support them. ‘I am going to tell the boss what I really think, will you back me up?’ Back up can also mean to reverse a car. ‘Back up a bit so I have room to get out.’ Backed up can describe a situation where traffic is congested and moving slowly. ‘The freeway is backed up all the way to the outer suburbs.’ To ‘back something up’ is to make a copy of it. ‘We back up the computers on Fridays.’ 1. Back up – support. 2. Back up – reverse. 3. Backed up – traffic jam. 4. Back up – computer.
Posted on: Wed, 12 Nov 2014 01:57:06 +0000
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