backtrack in Polish
backtrack in Polish is cofanie się, cofać się, wycofać się — backtrack means to go back the way you came, retracing your own steps or route.
backtrack in Polish
cofanie się
the act of backtracking
cofać się
To retrace one's steps.
wycofać się
To retrace one's steps.
robić ponownie
To repeat or review work already done.
kołować wstecz
(aviation) To taxi down an active runway in the opposite direction to that being used for takeoff.
What does "backtrack" mean?
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verb To go back the way you came, retracing your own steps or route.
"We had to backtrack half a mile after realizing we'd missed the turnoff."
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verb To reverse or withdraw an earlier statement, promise, or position.
"The senator backtracked on his campaign promise within a month of taking office."
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backtrack in a sentence
- We had to backtrack half a mile after realizing we'd missed the turnoff.
- The senator backtracked on his campaign promise within a month of taking office.
- She backtracked after her comment sparked public outrage.
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What is "backtrack" in Polish?
"backtrack" in Polish is cofanie się, cofać się, wycofać się. backtrack means: To go back the way you came, retracing your own steps or route.
How do you use "backtrack" in a sentence?
Example: "We had to backtrack half a mile after realizing we'd missed the turnoff." In Polish, "backtrack" is cofanie się, cofać się, wycofać się.
Are there other ways to say "backtrack" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 5 translations listed for "backtrack": cofanie się, cofać się, wycofać się, robić ponownie, kołować wstecz.
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