Vocab Bloom Hub

take back

/teɪk bæk/

Tradução: Retirar algo que foi dito, como uma declaração ou oferta; recuperar a posse de algo que era seu; devolver um objeto ao lugar ou dono de origem.

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/teɪk bæk/B1informal
  • ptRetirar algo que foi dito, como uma declaração ou oferta; recuperar a posse de algo que era seu; devolver um objeto ao lugar ou dono de origem.

To retract a statement, reclaim possession of something, or return an item to its original location or owner.

  1. Retract a statementB1informal

    To withdraw or retract something that was said, often an insult or accusation.

    ptRetirar o que disse

    • I take back what I said about you being lazy.
    • He refused to take back his harsh words.
    • She demanded that he take back the accusation.
  2. Return an itemA2informal

    To bring something back to the place where it was bought or obtained.

    ptDevolver

    • I need to take back this shirt; it doesn't fit.
    • She took the faulty phone back to the store.
    • You can take back any item within 30 days for a refund.
  3. Regain possessionB2informal

    To reclaim something that was taken or lost.

    ptRecuperar

    • The team fought hard to take back the championship title.
    • She managed to take back control of her life.
    • He wants to take back the land that was stolen from his family.
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