Szukaj
to back out
[phrase form: back]
01
cofnąć
to not do something one has promised or agreed to do
02
cofnąć
to drive a vehicle in reverse to exit from an area, particularly a limited area
03
cofnąć
to reverse a specific change made in a computer system
04
cofnąć
to support the idea that someone will not succeed
Przykład
You can't just back out now.
A few skeptical individuals chose to back out on the underdog team, underestimating their chances of victory.
After their partners backed out at the last minute, the entrepreneurs were left holding the bag with a half-finished product and looming deadlines.
Some gamblers like to back out on specific players during a match, hoping to profit from unexpected outcomes.
He had cold feet about going bungee jumping and decided to back out at the last minute.
