back down

英 [bæk daʊn]

美 [bæk daʊn]

放弃（主张、要求、承诺等）; 打退堂鼓

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 放弃（主张、要求、承诺等）；打退堂鼓
  If youback down, you withdraw a claim, demand, or commitment that you made earlier, because other people are strongly opposed to it.
  1. The United States had no intention of backing down in its bitter row over farm subsidies...
     美国无意就激烈争吵的农产品补贴问题作出让步。
  2. It's too late to back down now...
     现在打退堂鼓已经太晚了。
  3. He had to back down on plans to backdate the tax changes.
     他不得不放弃追溯税收调整的计划。

英英释义

verb

• move backwards from a certain position
  1. The bully had to back down
  Synonym:back upback off
• remove oneself from an obligation
  1. He bowed out when he heard how much work was involved
  Synonym:chicken outback offpull outbow out

双语例句

• You have to make everyone agree with what you have to say, so you never back down.
  你要让每个人都同意你所说的，所以你从来不会让步。
• I'm so sorry I back down!
  我真的很抱歉我打退堂鼓了！
• Go back down to the reception area and head out to the courtyard.
  返回到接待区和头部出到院子里。
• We'll go back down from here.
  我们要从这里下降回去了。
• They think they can get me to back down by investigating me?
  他们认为通过调查我可以让我放弃我的主张？
• She turned and went back down the lane.
  她转身沿着巷子走回去了。
• You think you can really make me back down?
  你以为你真的可以让我罢手？
• The United States had no intention of backing down in its bitter row over farm subsidies
  美国无意就激烈争吵的农产品补贴问题作出让步。
• I sat back down next to John on the couch.
  我挨着约翰坐在沙发上。
• I drove back down the highway at normal speed
  我以正常车速沿公路返回。