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What does back It up mean?
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It mean put it in reverse or go backwards
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It means to take a few steps back. It is often used to Indicate that either your vehicle is to close to the other one in front of it, or to tell someone that they are invading your personal space and you would like them to step back
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@djwang77 backing up a little bit behind can be dangerous if there are many cars arranged. Making sense? I made an example sentence with the phrase.
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