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单词 back seat
释义
back seat
noun[C]
uk
/ˌbæk ˈsiːt/us
/ˌbæk ˈsiːt/

back seatnoun[C](SEAT BEHIND DRIVER)

theseatbehind thefrontseatof acar
（汽车）后座
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
The interior of vehicles
  • brake
  • dashboard
  • defogger
  • demister
  • dickey
  • dimmer switch
  • dip switch
  • electrics
  • footbrake
  • front seat
  • gas pedal
  • hooter
  • horn
  • inertia reel
  • parking brake
  • safety belt
  • speedometer
  • stick shift
  • tachograph
  • trim
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back seatnoun[C](LESS IMPORTANT PLACE)

apositionof lessimportance:
较低的地位，次要地位
Nelson will never take a backseatto anyone.纳尔逊绝对不甘人后。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Organizations - position & status
  • ambassador
  • anti-elite
  • anti-elitist
  • apparatchik
  • bettersphrase
  • counterpart
  • fish
  • grassroots
  • high-ranking
  • honorary
  • junior
  • lapsed
  • marzipan layer
  • opposite number
  • rank
  • reach
  • spokesman
  • superordinate
  • thane
  • warranted
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(Definition ofback seatfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofback seat

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Things did not develop quite as planned, however, in that culture quite rapidly took abackseatto language.
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Traditional impressionistic phonetic descriptions take abackseatto instrumental descriptions.
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It must be pointed out that for the last several decades, documentation has taken abackseatto linguistic theory.
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Over the years, both women have often taken abackseatto men in the characterisation, while always maintaining positive roles.
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In this domain, however, although foraging algorithms continue to play a role, they often take abackseatto the influence of other predispositions.
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In this context women almost inevitably took abackseat.
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The psychosis of manic depression took abackseatwith the discovery of antipsychotic medications and their effectiveness for schizophrenia.
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There is less interest in representing human behaviour accurately, where words take more of abackseat.
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Formbased mechanical drills took thebackseatto more meaningful practice activities, especially role-plays.
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She was clearly quite simply someone who had far too much energy to take abackseat.
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Computation in comparison to amplification takes abackseatin its generality.
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Thus, social sector ministries are typically not afforded comparable power and social issues take abackseat.
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From front porch tobackseat.
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Ethical questions took abackseatin the search for the edge because the waters were uncharted and the tough questions could not be answered without experience.
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Many people believe that it is completely safe for children to travel on thebackseatof a car or on an adult's lap.
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