| 释义 |
●ˌmove ˈback 🔑●ˌmove sth ˈback 🔑1. to go, or to move sth, to a new position at a distance away from the front or behind sb/sth （使）退后；（使）后移◆He moved back a few steps.
他后退了几步。◆She moved her chair back from the fire.
她把椅子从炉火旁往后挪了一挪。OPP move forward, move sth forward2. to go, or to move sth, to the place or position it was in before （使）回到原位；（使）归位◆His eyes moved back to her face.
他的目光回到了她的脸上。◆It took a long time to move the furniture back after the party.
聚会过后花了很长时间才把家具放归原位。SYN return (sth) (to sth) 3. if an event moves back, or sb moves it back, it takes place at a later date or time than was first planned （使）推迟；（使）延期◆They’ve moved back the date of the wedding.
他们把婚期推迟了。OPP bring sth forward, move forward; move sth forward ➡ see also put sth back[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n] (less frequent) |