backward
الى الوراء
definition
adverb
he took a step backward
(of a movement) away from one's front; in the direction of one's back.
a loving look backward at his early life
toward or into the past.
adjective
she left the room without a backward glance
directed behind or to the rear.
economically backward countries
having made less than normal progress.
translation of 'backward'
adverb
الجزء الخلفي أو الماضي,
الى الوراء,
عكسيا
noun
المتردد,
المتخلف,
متخلف
adjective
خجول,
خلفي,
عكسي الإتجاه,
متأخر عن أوانه,
ارتجاعي
example
The general consensus seems to be that a return to a full winter season would be a 'backward' step - and not just because of the impracticalities.
A man who is just standing, no matter how strong he may be, will falter 'backward' if you push him from the front.
The real giveaway is the female's hidden pouch, albeit 'backward' opening, for rearing its young.
Russia's leaders are loath to give these up to what they see as a bunch of 'backward' peasants.
The other three boys left without a 'backward' glance and I attempted to do the same but as we arrived at the edge of the woods, I looked quickly over to where we had left Gregory.
Claire took a couple of steps 'backward' to get a better perspective of the painting.
Tilt the forward skate 'backward' , bringing the front of the skate up and pressing down on the heel.
‘It was not a 'backward' step,’ said the veteran, quite vehemently.
Suddenly, she heard a shout and saw her brother fall 'backward' .
Given this trend, it is a 'backward' step to talk about ‘producing’ children who could never have an experience of living with both their birth parents.
But his level was so much higher at the position, he could take a step 'backward' and still be better than most.
Then off they go, with barely a 'backward' glance, never to return.
I was a shy, 'backward' kid with two older brothers, so one reason to be bigger was to defend myself.
Frantically, he thought 'backward' toward the night before.
We are shown images of bees, signifying the 'backward' movement of trying to escape one's destiny.
A lot of good work has been done but this is a 'backward' step.
She yells in surprise, falls 'backward' , and emits a stream of carefully worded curses.
History never moves 'backward' , and the past never returns.
Club members say that many of the children from the economically 'backward' families were registered with the club.
Yolinda spins around and sort of falls 'backward' .
His arm follows and suddenly whips 'backward' , torso turning with it, snapping his back into a terrible arch.
Punch magazine's comic stereotypes caricaturing agricultural labourers as 'backward' yokels in smocks and chewing straws flourished in the 1870s and live on to this day.
The parents in this film are not the cliche and are not those 'backward' people who scream and say don't go out.
Let all those who plundered money in the name of running banks give loans to those economically 'backward' people.
He was looking 'backward' to this life, and wanting it all now.
The book gives us a 'backward' glance of Ballaghaderreen; it is the touching for a moment of the familiar places of the town.
They will take steps 'backward' before they become great again, if they become great again.
Downsizing may seem like a 'backward' step but if, at the end of the year, the reduced enterprise has rid itself of debt and put itself into a profitable position, it will have been the right move.
It marks his first slight step 'backward' as a solo artist but it's hardly a failure.
He says that she has heard him speak in High German, Akkadian, and Aramaic which Peter interprets as his going 'backward' through many past lives.
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