Mini Dictionary - Phrasal Verbs

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to admit that you are wrong or that you have been defeated, often because you are forced to	back down
to stop being involved in a situation, especially to allow other people to deal with it themselves	back off
if a building backs onto something, its back faces that thing	back onto sth
to decide not to do something that you were going to do or you had agreed to do	back out
to make a copy of computer information so that you do not lose it	back up(sth) or back (sth) up
to say that someone is telling the truth	back up sb or back sb up
to support or help someone	back up sb or back sb up
n. an extra copy of computer information	back-up
to knock against something, usually by accident	bang into sth
to depend on something happening	bank onto something
to expect something to happen and be prepared for it	bargain for/on sth
informal American & Australian to shout encouragement to the players in a football team	barrack for sb
to treat something or someone in a rough way	bash sth/sb about
informal American & Australian to tell someone angrily that something they have done is wrong	bawl out sb or bawl sb out
if an event, person, or place is booked up, they have no space or time available for someone	be booked up
to be involved in a situation, often when you do not want to be	be caught up in sth
to be a long way from other places and people	be cut off
informal to want something very much, especially food or drink	be dying for sth
informal if you ask someone what they are getting at, you are asking them what they mean, usually because they have expressed something indirectly	be getting at sth
informal to be very worried about something and spend a lot of time thinking about it	be hang up