force something ↔ back

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishforce something ↔ back phrasal verbSTOP something THAT IS HAPPENINGto stop yourself from showing that you are upset or frightened, especially with difficulty Janet forced back her tears. → force→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusforce back• With Ares gone, however, the Trojans were forced to fall back.• He was forced to back away, almost tripping over bodies and becoming enmeshed in other fights.• Running, running, dozens of arms reaching out to her, hands holding her, forcing her back, back.• It was forced to back down both ti! mes.• At a minimum, they can force the issue back on to the political agenda and make Republicans publicly address the subject again.• The Tories have perhaps three years before back-bench revolts and by-election defeats force them back to the country.

单词	force something ↔ back
释义	force something ↔ back From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishforce something ↔ back phrasal verbSTOP something THAT IS HAPPENINGto stop yourself from showing that you are upset or frightened, especially with difficulty Janet forced back her tears. → force→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusforce back• With Ares gone, however, the Trojans were forced to fall back.• He was forced to back away, almost tripping over bodies and becoming enmeshed in other fights.• Running, running, dozens of arms reaching out to her, hands holding her, forcing her back, back.• It was forced to back down both ti! mes.• At a minimum, they can force the issue back on to the political agenda and make Republicans publicly address the subject again.• The Tories have perhaps three years before back-bench revolts and by-election defeats force them back to the country.
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