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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Back out
To stand out
To move backwards
To withdraw from
To pull over
- "Back out" typically means to withdraw from something, such as a commitment or agreement.
- Option 1: To stand out
- This means to be distinctive or prominent, making something noticeable.
- Option 2: To move backwards
- This implies the act of physically moving in reverse, which is different from the idiomatic use.
- Option 3: To withdraw from
- This aligns with the idiomatic meaning, where "backing out" means not fulfilling a previously made promise or plan.
- Option 4: To pull over
- Usually associated with stopping a vehicle at the side of the road.
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