backpedaled in Vietnamese

động từ
1. đạp ngược bàn đạp (xe đạp)
2. (thể thao) di chuyển lùi lại
3. rút lui

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1. Backpedaled - find the meaning and all words formed with Backpedaled, anagrams with Backpedaled and much more.

2. What is Backpedaled? Backpedaled meaning, pronunciation and more by Macmillan Dictionary

3. Define Backpedaled and get synonyms

4. As verbs the difference between Backpedalled and backpedaled is that Backpedalled is (aunzbritish) ( backpedal ) while backpedaled is (us) ( backpedal ).

5. Weeks after her admission, Furtado Backpedaled

6. Dre Backpedaled Out Of Verzuz Battle

7. As verbs the difference between backpedalled and Backpedaled is that backpedalled is (aunzbritish) (backpedal) while Backpedaled is (us) (backpedal).

8. Backpedalled is an alternative form of Backpedaled

9. Backpedaled is an alternative form of backpedalled

10. Backpedalled is an alternative form of backpedaled

11. Backpedaled پیدا نشد! از درستی املای واژهٔ نوشته‌شده مطمئن شوید

12. Dre Backpedaled Out Of Verzuz Battle Swizz Beatz Talks Why Dr

13. Companies That Backpedaled In 2020 Will Likely Bow Out In 2021

14. Backpedaled meaning (US) Simple past tense and past participle of backpedal.

15. The outfielder Backpedaled a few steps to catch the fly ball

16. "I never Backpedaled," he told the Bengals' official site

17. Bill Belichick Backpedaled into right decision on top of a soapbox he’s never used

18. “SJP got caught, their harassment of Jewish students was exposed, and they Backpedaled

19. Synonyms for Backtracked include retracted, backpedaled, backpedalled, reversed, changed, rethought, recanted, withdrew, withdrawn and budged

20. See synonyms for Backpedal on Thesaurus.com Translate Backpedal into Spanish intransitive verb Backpedals, Backpedaling, Backpedaled, Backpedalling, Backpedalled

21. Examples of Backpedal in a Sentence The outfielder Backpedaled a few steps to catch the fly ball

22. How the Trump administration Backpedaled on its threats to cut school funding The Education secretary said Thursday she wants funds to go to …

23. Have Backpedaled on a decree that President Donald Trump wear a mask when he visits a plant in Ypsilanti, Michigan, on Thursday, Bloomberg reported.

24. Hong Kong's Leader Backpedaled, But Here's Why The Opposition Movement Continues Under a "one country, two systems" policy, Hong Kong is connected to …

25. Back‧ped‧al /ˌbækˈpedl $ ˈbækˌpedl/ verb (Backpedalled, Backpedalling British English, Backpedaled, Backpedaling American English) [ intransitive] 1 to change your opinion or not do something that you …

26. The conditions included high blood pressure, diabetes and obesity, as well as problems that are caused by COVID-19 itself, such as respiratory failure and pneumonia.“CDC just Backpedaled

27. After realizing her comments could be construed as violent, Behar Backpedaled, saying she just wants the Fox host “to stop saying stupid things.” Contributing Editor The View’s Joy Behar on

28. Backpedal (third-person singular simple present backpedals, present participle (US) backpedaling or (UK) backpedalling, simple past and past participle (US) Backpedaled or (UK) backpedalled) (intransitive) To pedal backwards on a bicycle

29. Backpedal (third-person singular simple present Backpedals, present participle (US) Backpedaling or (UK) Backpedalling, simple past and past participle (US) Backpedaled or (UK) Backpedalled) (intransitive) To pedal backwards on a bicycle

30. Backpedal (third-person singular simple present backpedals, present participle (US) backpedaling or (UK) backpedalling, simple past and past participle (US) backpedaled or (UK) Backpedalled) (intransitive) To pedal backwards on a bicycle

31. 23 hours ago · The officer went to the back door to talk to Holt, who denied the warrant and Backpedaled into the building, where he tried to slam a bathroom door shut on the officer.

32. Back‧ped‧al /ˌbækˈpedl $ ˈbækˌpedl/ verb (Backpedalled, backpedalling British English, backpedaled, backpedaling American English) [ intransitive] 1 to change your opinion or not do something that you had promised to do → backtrack They are backpedalling on the commitment to cut taxes

33. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Bicycles, carts, horses backpedal back‧ped‧al / ˌbækˈpedl $ ˈbækˌpedl / verb (backpedalled, Backpedalling British English, backpedaled, backpedaling American English) [intransitive] 1 CHANGE YOUR MIND to change your opinion or not do something that you had promised to do