英语词组back out of是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

back out ofback out (of something)

to refuse to do something agreed to earlier.

I said I'd help, and I can't back out now.

back out (of something)

To withdraw from or renege on something, such as a given commitment, promise, plan, or situation. She was considered a strong contender to win the local election, but she backed out at the last minute and continued working as CEO of her company. John was so nervous that he decided to back out of the marriage on the morning of his wedding.

back someone or something out of something

and back someone or something out

to guide or move someone or something backwards out of something or some place. Judy backed the car out of the garage. Please back out the car. Don backed Fred out of the garage.

词组	back out of
释义	Idiom back out ofback out (of something) to refuse to do something agreed to earlier. I said I'd help, and I can't back out now. back out (of something) To withdraw from or renege on something, such as a given commitment, promise, plan, or situation. She was considered a strong contender to win the local election, but she backed out at the last minute and continued working as CEO of her company. John was so nervous that he decided to back out of the marriage on the morning of his wedding. back someone or something out of something and back someone or something out to guide or move someone or something backwards out of something or some place. Judy backed the car out of the garage. Please back out the car. Don backed Fred out of the garage.
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