PHRASAL VERBS Back 2

HEAD BACK. ------- Martin said, we should "head back" to the office before the traffic gets too bad. ---------------------- head back.

Regresar. to return to a place. (see also: go back, come back).

HEAD BACK. ------- Ines said, we promise we’d "head back" to Miami every summer. ---------------------- head back.

Regresar. to return to a place. (see also: go back, come back).

HIT BACK. ------- The owner of burger King said, our competitors had more sales than us last month, but we’re going to "hit back" next month with a new advertising campaign. ---------------------- hit back.

Contraatacar, responderle a, devolver el golpe. to attack, criticise or play well against an opponent who was winning. (see also: fight back).

HIT BACK. ------- The Barcelona team "hit back" with two more goals. ---------------------- hit back.

Contraatacar, responderle a, devolver el golpe. to attack, criticise or play well against an opponent who was winning. (see also: fight back).

HOLD BACK something/somebody. ------- Magy told Ines she’d lost her job, and she couldn’t "hold back" the tears. She tried to hide it, but Ines could see she was crying. ---------------------- HOLD BACK something/somebody.

Contener, contenerse. to stop yourself from showing a feeling or emotion. (see also: keep back).

HOLD BACK something/somebody. ------- Sean spicer cried bitterly, not even attempting to "hold back" the tears. ---------------------- (hold back) something/somebody.

Contener, contenerse. to stop yourself from showing a feeling or emotion. (see also: keep back).

HOLD BACK something/somebody. ------- George Ramos said that there are fears that higher interest rates in Europe could "hold back" the world economy. ---------------------- HOLD BACK something/somebody.

Obstruir, detener, obstaculizar, impedir. to prevent someone or something from working effectively, or from making progress. (see also: keep back).

HOLD BACK something/somebody. ------- Hilary Clinton said, I was reluctant to get a full-time job when I had young children, but nothing's "holding me back" now. --------------------- -HOLD BACK something/somebody.

Obstruir, detener, obstaculizar, impedir. to prevent someone or something from working effectively, or from making progress. (see also: keep back).

HOLD BACK. ------- Donal said that 30% of the payment will be "held back" until completion of the work. ---------------------- hold back.

Retener. mantener retenido. to not give part of an amount of money to someone until an agreed time.

HOLD BACK. ------- The Pasilas family "held back" the final payment because they weren’t satisfied with the work. ---------------------- hold back.

Retener. mantener retenido. to not give part of an amount of money to someone until an agreed time.

BOUNCE BACK. ------- It’s been a bad year for our company said Jane, but I’m sure we’ll "bounce back" and do better than ever next year. ---------------------- BOUNCE BACK.

Recuperarse. to start to be successful, healthy or happy again after something bad has happened to you.

BOUNCE BACK. ------- The Trump's family are sure to "bounce back" from last week's defeat. ---------------------- bounce back.

Recuperarse. to start to be successful, healthy or happy again after something bad has happened to you.

BRING something BACK. ------- When Helen hears that song, it "brings lots of memories back" from when she was young. ---------------------- BRING something BACK.

Hacer recordar algo. to make someone remember or think about something from the past.

BRING something BACK ------- Rose said, Brat and I talked about our time together in Edinburgh and it really "brought back" memories. ---------------------- BRING something BACK.

Hacer recordar algo. to make someone remember or think about something from the past.

COME BACK. ------- Elba said, we’re having a great time in France. I hope we can "come back" again next year. ---------------------- come back.

Regresar. to return to a place.

COME BACK. ------- Emigdio said, the headache went away after I took the pills, but it’s just "come back" again. ---------------------- come back.

Regresar. to return to a place.

COME BACK TO. ------- April said, Jane can we "came back to" that topic after we’ve dealt with the other items listed on the agenda?. ---------------------- come back to.

Volver a retomar un tema. to start talking about a particular subject again. (see also: return to, go back (to)).

COME BACK TO. ------- Nick told Lorenzo, I’d like to "come back to" an issue we touched on earlier but didn’t discuss. ---------------------- come back to.

Volver a retomar un tema. to start talking about a particular subject again. (see also: return to, go back (to).

DRIVE BY. -------- The car drove by very slowly. ----- DRIVE BY.

Pasar conduciendo. go past in a vehicle.

DRIVE BY. ------ Martin drove by in his truck. ------ DRIVE BY.

Pasar conduciendo. go past in a vehicle.

The photographs brought back memories of Obama's childhood. -------- bring back memories.

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FALL BACK ON ------- Audio quality and having a written transcript to fall back on should you need to lookup a word is important. FALL BACK ON.

Apoyarse en, recurrir a alguien. to resort to, to rely on.