back up

"Back up" is a verb phrase, or idiom, that has many different meanings and can be used many different ways.

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Thank you for this video! Do you have a video about using Whose and whom?

[@augusto321]

Useful lesson ;) - So "backing the car into the parking spot" = "going in reverse into the parking spot", right? And: "my sink is backed up" = "my sink is clogged up", right? Thanks!

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

Yes. It's not always necessary to use "up" with "back." You can also use "into." I backed into the parking space. I backed up into the parking space.

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