backpedaling 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. What is Backpedaling? Backpedaling meaning, pronunciation and more by Macmillan Dictionary

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4. To improve Backpedaling skills, STACK

5. Backpedaling Molina’s cycle helps sink Sox

6. Backpedaling A personal favorite of mine, Backpedaling, is probably the most malleable bailout in our repertoire of recommended workout modifications

7. Cameroon Blames Pentecostals for Backpedaling Anti-polio Crusade

8. While the previous Defensive Back is still Backpedaling the next Defensive Back lines up already in his stance ready to start Backpedaling

9. What does Backpedaling mean? (US) Present participle of backpedal

10. Backpedaling in all forms of content is bad, minus tanking

11. Backpedaling: Present participle of <xref>backpedal</xref>

12. Taken to Brink by Trump, Gulf States Are Backpedaling on Iran By

13. Backpedaling on a scale never seen before, Alex Jones recants and renounces Pizzagate

14. Backpedaling is a football skill that all defensive backs must constantly work on

15. On this page you will find the solution to Sarcastic response to Backpedaling crossword clue crossword clue

16. Antonyms for Backpedaling include approval, enactment, validation, continuation, enforcement, restoration, containment, détente, affirmation and agreement

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

18. Backpedaling To reverse to an earlier part of an argument and alter and reuse it later on in the argument. Kind of like how literally Backpedaling on a bike makes it reverse, so you can change directions after going the wrong way

19. Backpedaling, Backpedalling, or Backpeddling? Hello all, This was something that was always in the back of my mind

20. For years, scientists have warned about Backpedaling, as it could cause the foot to lose grip of the pedal

21. As Saban tells it, he used to teach Backpedaling until he was with the Cleveland Browns with Bill Belichick

22. The correct Backpedaling technique is critical for a defensive back so he can be in position to break on the ball

23. Backpedaling through a 30-second recovery extension, or on its own as a quick, 10-second break to dispel some muscle burn

24. Backpedaling (plural Backpedalings) The act of distancing oneself from a previously supported idea, action, behaviour, etc.; a U-turn or flip-flop

25. Farallon Capital Management on Tuesday accused Toshiba Corp on Tuesday of "Backpedaling" over its investment strategy, a charge the Japanese firm has dismissed

26. Fixed-gear bike riders who quickly try to stop Backpedaling may also put too much pressure on their knees, risking tears to cartilage or the meniscus.

27. BUDAPEST Hungary's SBS-controlled commercial network TV2 is Backpedaling after a comedy satire it aired on March 31 outraged one of the region's most prominent ethnic …

28. In this football drill, a coach explains how proper positioning with the shoulders over the knees and toes, and Backpedaling, come together when reacting to a pass.

29. Cupp tries Backpedaling on her ‘unfunny tweet’ snarking on David Schoen for his hand gestures Posted at 1:26 pm on February 10, 2021 by Sam J.

30. Backpedaling has been proven to be worse than strafing in arena, and all forms of pvp minus tanking due to the sake of mitigation I dont pvp

31. 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 …

32. Backpedaling Basics Whether you're on a field, diamond, court or frozen pond, you must be able to move backward as fluidly and as quickly as you move forward

33. Every time I hear or read something about Palin it seems she's blaming someone for something or Backpedaling from a previous statement Palin urges restraint at town hall meetings

34. Upon command he starts Backpedaling along the yardline all the way to the hashmarks; At the hashmark he shuffles over to the next yardline, and backpedals back to the sideline

35. 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

36. 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

37. 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

38. Backpedaling doesn't always go smoothly as the chain can be at angle, and the RD is effectively trying to shift the chainrings, while the chainrings and front derailleur can cause rear shifting from a imperfect chain angle

39. How do I perform Backpedaling? National Academy of Sports Medicine Run backward with short, quick steps, pumping your arms and landing on the balls of your feet. Keep your chest up and take as many steps as possible.

40. 2 hours ago · BP Cries foul in massive oil spill settlement Is BP backpedaling on a settlement with oil spill victims, or are some Gulf Coast businesses exploiting BP to the tune of more than $500 million?

41. 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

42. 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