take a back seat
英 [teik ə bæk si:t] 美 [tek e bæk sit]

释义

黯然引退，处于次要地位；退居次位；

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. Then we can just sit back, relax, and let them sort everything out, and best of all , catch all the flak.
   然后我们就可以退居二线，放松放松，让他们处理大小事宜，最好是，也去挨所有的高射炮。

权威例句

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