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Discover LudwigThe phrase "back the car" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used as a verb phrase, meaning to drive a car in reverse or to move a car backward. Example: "Can you back the car into the garage so we can load the groceries more easily?".
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Now they're saying, 'I'm taking back the car.' ".
11.40pm BST On the road again We're back the car.
Sales are back, the car companies are all making profits.
First it began diversifying, scaling back the car division's share of total revenue.
From the back the car looked sporty, but not tough looking or macho.
When Kapo was moved on to Wigan at the start of the next season, McPike gave him back the car.
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Ms. Sadik-Khan has taken an aggressive approach toward remaking the New York streetscape to roll back the car-centric policies stemming from the Robert Moses era and create a metropolis more friendly to pedestrians and bicycles.
I backed the car out of their driveway.
They backed the car up, and they told him to get up.
The elevator automatically goes to the owner's floor, where the driver backs the car into the garage space.
The driver, likely very scared, accidentally backed the car into a pole.
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