"in the back, on the back, at the back"とは 意味・読み方・使い方

behind a person's back

"Rock-paper-scissors, OK?" "Rock" "Scis..Paper" "Foul!"

rear backwards on its hind legs

undo the buckle of

a part of a chair, called backrest

of a person, to bend forward, rounding the back

fall backwards and down

Stand up straight.

the back row―the rear rank

a back alley

behind or in the rear

bend or turn backward

to make someone move backward

a back [front] view

carry, as on one's back

a type of Japanese box called 'atooi'

move out of a space backwards

to assume a definite attitude―decide for or against the cause

to take off one's knapsack

to move back to the point where one can not do so any more

Please return the chair to its original position.

the shape of a person as seen when looking at the person from behind

Don't look back.

the back entrance―the backstairs―the postern

behind [ahead of] the times

go to the rear

look towards one's back

to remain behind―be left behind

to fall on one's back

the act of turning around in order to look back