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Back up BACK UP. REVERSE. Simple Express Refuse from what has been said or done before. There was nothing particularly obscene in the poem, but the teacher made a fuss. Volodka was in danger of big trouble... Zherebud somehow managed to reverse this, and everything turned out okay(V. Shefner. Sister of Sorrow). I lost control over events... And Misha, feeling somehow responsible for the outcome of the case, suddenly backed up... - Gennady Nikolaevich, take a taxi and go to the headquarters. I can manage here alone(A. Rodin. Phone call).

Phrasebook Russian literary language. - M.: Astrel, AST. A. I. Fedorov. 2008.

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back up- go into the bushes, go to the backyard, back down, hang up, give up your words, back down, deny your words, back down Dictionary of Russian synonyms ... Synonym dictionary

back up- - Topics oil and gas industry EN back up ... Technical Translator's Guide

BACK UP- see MOVE BACK... Large economic dictionary

Give/reverse- Simple. Retreat from what was previously said, done, from previous views, beliefs, and actions. BMS 1998, 605; SHZF 2001, 59; FSRY, 508; F 1, 132 ...

BACK UP. REVERSE. Simple Express Refuse from what has been said or done before. There was nothing particularly obscene in the poem, but the teacher made a fuss. Volodka was in danger of big trouble... Zherebud somehow managed to give this... ... Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Literary Language

GIVE, GIVE- inform, make, etc. Aback (make sternway) tell the ship to reverse. D. volley (Fire a broad side) fire a volley. Give your foot (right or left) to press the vertical control pedal of the aircraft rudder. D. so much... ... Marine Dictionary

PROGRESS- Take / take someone for a move. Arch. To subordinate someone to yourself. AOC 4, 83. Give/reverse. Simple Retreat from what was previously said, done, from previous views, beliefs, and actions. BMS 1998, 605; SHZF 2001, 59; FSRY, 508; F 1, 132. Give / give ... Big dictionary Russian sayings

give- (not) to give a reason for possession, causation (not) to give rest to possession, causation (not) to give a complete idea of possession, causation power to give possession, causation the will to give action time to give possession, causation time to give ... ... Verbal compatibility of non-objective names

PROGRESS- MOVE, and (y), about the course, in (on) the course and the course, pl. moves, ov, moves, ov and move, ov, man. 1. see walk. 2. (in progress, on the go). Movement in what n. direction. Two hours walking (i.e. walking will take two hours). All the way (also translated: in the midst of what... ... Dictionary Ozhegova

Submarines*- This name refers to special, completely closed vessels in which a person can swim underwater for some time. For a combat type of P. boat, the Americans take the Dutch P. boat they are building (see at the end of the article), the area of operation of which ... ... Encyclopedic Dictionary F.A. Brockhaus and I.A. Efron

Stop the car, turn on the hazard lights and shift into reverse gear. This is the first and most logical step. For manual transmissions, shifting into reverse is not much different from shifting into first: let the car come to a complete stop, press the clutch and brake pedals, shift the gear lever to R (reverse) and start driving. In some cars, to move the lever into reverse gear, you need to press a button on it, in some cars you need to push the lever down to shift, and in some it is done without any special actions. In the case of automatic transmissions, everything happens a little differently: of course you will not have a clutch pedal, but depending on the configuration of the car you will need to press either the brake pedal or a button on the lever. What is common with automatics is that you will need to pull the lever to the R position.

Adjust your mirrors. By adjusting your mirrors, you can better control what's going on outside your car. Some don't touch them at all, while others like to lower the passenger side mirror so it shows the rear wheel. It all comes down to personal preference and experience. Over time, you will get used to the overall dimensions of your car and you will no longer need to adjust your mirrors.

Turn around, or don't turn around. When driving in reverse, it's a big dilemma: should you only look in the mirrors, or should you turn to look through the rear window? They teach you to turn in driving courses, but is it really necessary? Looking out the rear window gives you a better sense of actual distances, but it leaves the driver's side without a view, which means you'll have to constantly turn around and see what's going on there. Also, some cars don't have a rear window, or it may be too small to see through. On the other hand, driving by mirrors requires a good knowledge of the vehicle's overall dimensions and general location on the road. If you drive an American car (made primarily for the American market), then you've likely noticed the warning "Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear." This can be a problem because it creates a false sense of space, especially since objects in the interior mirror are usually larger than they appear. However, this can be easily fixed; you just need to lower the mirrors to better see the rear wheels and rear bumper. This will give you a good guide: you can trust them because they also appear closer and match the size of the surrounding objects.

Drive slowly. Typically, reverse is the car's most powerful gear; this means that it gives the strongest jerk, and the movement starts much faster than in first gear. You must take this into account and dose the power wisely.

“Right is left, and left is right.” Although many people mention this when talking about driving in reverse, this statement is only true if you imagine turning the front of the car. When driving in reverse and turning the steering wheel to the left, the car will turn left because you want to turn the rear of the car left. In response to the rear of the car turning left, the front will turn right. This is only because the steering wheel is turning the front wheels, but you are still turning left, right?

REVERSE. Simple Express Refuse from what has been said or done before. There was nothing particularly obscene in the poem, but the teacher made a fuss. Volodka was in danger of big trouble... Zherebud somehow managed to reverse this, and everything turned out okay(V. Shefner. Sister of Sorrow). I lost control over events... And Misha, feeling somehow responsible for the outcome of the case, suddenly backed up... - Gennady Nikolaevich, take a taxi and go to the headquarters. I can manage here alone(A. Rodin. Phone call).

Phraseological dictionary of the Russian literary language. - M.: Astrel, AST. A. I. Fedorov. 2008.

See what “Back up” is in other dictionaries:

back up- to back down, to back down, to back down, to give up one’s words, to deny one’s words, to hang up, to retreat, to go into the bushes Dictionary of Russian synonyms ... Synonym dictionary

Give/reverse- Simple. Retreat from what was previously said, done, from previous views, beliefs, and actions. BMS 1998, 605; SHZF 2001, 59; FSRY, 508; F 1, 132 ...

rear- reverse action...

give- power to give possession, causation will give action time to give possession, causation guarantees give action give a ball organization give a fight action give a big interview action, object give a bribe action, causation give power ... ... Verbal compatibility of non-objective names

move- (not) to slow down the change, it’s not enough to reverse the action to give full speed the action to give the move the action, causation to slow down the change, it’s not enough to slow down the change, it’s not enough to go full speed action, indirect object to change the course ... ... Verbal compatibility of non-objective names

move- a (y), sentence; in motion and in motion/, in motion and in motion/; pl. moves/; m. see also. on the go, all the way, straight stroke 1., straight stroke 2... Dictionary of many expressions

rear- yaya, her. 1. Located behind, behind (opposite: front). Three paws. Z her wheel. The third axle of the car. Z. pocket. From her porch. Sit in the back row. 2. Directed backwards, reverse in direction (about the course). Give z. move. Crash in the back... ... encyclopedic Dictionary