Backtrack Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbækˌtɹæk

BAK-trak

UK

bˈæktɹæk

BAKT-rak

परिभाषा

To go back the way you came, or to change your previous opinion or decision.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Often used when someone physically retraces their steps or when someone changes their statement or plan. Common in both formal and informal speech. Frequently appears as 'backtrack on a decision' or 'backtrack on one's words.'

• Spanish: retroceder - dar marcha atrás - cambiar de opinión
• Portuguese (BR): voltar atrás - recuar - retroceder
• Portuguese (PT): voltar atrás - recuar - retroceder
• Chinese (Simplified): 原路返回 - 改变主意
• Chinese (Traditional): 原路返回 - 改變主意
• Hindi: पिछले रास्ते पर लौटना - अपनी बात बदलना
• Arabic: يتراجع - يغير رأيه
• Bengali: ফেরত আসা - পূর্বের সিদ্ধান্ত পরিবর্তন করা
• Russian: возвращаться - отступать (от мнения)
• Japanese: 引き返す - 前言を撤回する
• Vietnamese: quay lại - rút lại (ý kiến/ý định)
• Korean: 되돌아가다 - 말을 바꾸다
• Turkish: geriye gitmek - kararından dönmek
• Urdu: واپس جانا - اپنی بات یا فیصلہ بدلنا
• Indonesian: mundur kembali - menarik kembali (pernyataan/keputusan)

उदाहरण वाक्य

We had to backtrack to find the lost keys.

basic

She refused to backtrack on her promise.

basic

If we make a mistake, we can backtrack and try again.

basic

The politician had to backtrack after his controversial statement.

natural

I don’t want to backtrack, but I realize I was wrong.

natural

When the trail disappeared, we had to backtrack to find another route.

natural