How to say "backward" in English

"Backward" in English is "backward".

Below I'll take you through the rest of the details of backward, which I hope will help you:

I. Word Pronunciation

Word Pronunciation: English ? ['b?kw?d]?　?　? American ? ['b?kw?rd]?

II. Word Interpretation

adj.? Backward; lagging behind

adv.? backward

Word Usage

Backward as an adjective basically means "backward; toward the back; backwards; reversed", and by extension, it can mean "(the) season is late; slow; backward; sluggish; tardy". backward; slow; sluggish; hesitant, shy, shrinking".

Backward is only used as a determiner before a noun when it is used as "backward; toward the back"; it can be used as an epithet when it is used as "retrogressive; reversed".

Backward is followed by the preposition in to mean "behind in some way".

Backward can be used in the comparative hierarchy when it is used as "backward; slow" or "shy, timid", but not when it is used in any other way.

Backward is used as an adverb in American English.

Four Phrases

backward area?

backward child?

backward country?

backward district? district?backward region

backward glance?backward glance

backward look?retrospective

backward movement?backward motion

backward part?backward region

backward process?opposite process

backward region?backward region

backward season?late season

backward student?backward student

V. Word Sense Analysis

back, backward, hind, behindThese words all mean "after, backward".

Back, when used as an adverb or adjective, emphasizes the position of the object being modified and the direction of movement.

Backward can be used for people or objects that are backward, backward, or slow.

hind refers to the "back" of something that is paired and divided.

behind refers to the position or place of something in relation to something else.

Six Bilingual Example Sentences

Use?of?backward?movement?ⅲ,ⅳ?and?mainly?on?two?types?of?action?to?the?first?type?of?action? based?ⅲ.

Backward actions use both types Ⅲ and Ⅳ actions on and are mainly based on type Ⅲ actions.

All?movements?must?begin?with?a?backward?motion?with?a?very?few?exceptions.?

All movements must begin?with?a?backward?motion?with?a?very?few?exceptions.

She?felt?that?going?back?to?live?in?her?home?town?would?be?a?backward?step.?

She felt that to go back to live in her home town was to be useless.

He?walked?away?without?a?backward?glance.?

He walked away without looking back.

She?strode?past?him?without?a?backward?glance.?

She strides past him without even looking back at him.

We?need?to?accelerate?the?pace?of?change?in?our?backward?country.?

We should accelerate the pace of change in our?backward?country.