back over (someone or something)

To move backwards over someone or something. Please don't back over my flowers, OK? This is a busy area—be careful not to back over any pedestrians!

back over someone or something

[for a car or other vehicle] to roll backwards over someone or something. Sandy backed over her brother's bicycle. She almost backed over her brother.

词组	back over (someone or something)
释义	back over (someone or something) back over (someone or something) To move backwards over someone or something. Please don't back over my flowers, OK? This is a busy area—be careful not to back over any pedestrians! See also: back, over Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. back over someone or something [for a car or other vehicle] to roll backwards over someone or something. Sandy backed over her brother's bicycle. She almost backed over her brother. See also: back, over McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: back over echo back to backed up be/go back to square one come back and see us comeback come back back to square one carry (one) back carry back
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