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“Pull back a bit.” “Swing to the right.” “Turn your wheels on a sharp left.” means? The workers on the road waved their hands, shouting contradictory instructions: “Pull back a bit.” “Swing to the right.” “Turn your wheels on a sharp left.” Please, could you tell me what " “Pull back a bit.” “Swing to the right.” “Turn your wheels on a sharp left.”" means?

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"Pull back a bit" means to back up your vehicle. "Swing to the right" means turn to the right "Turn your wheels to a sharp left" means turn your wheels as far left as they will go.
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I don't know the meaning! Thank you Caroline :-)
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"Pull back a bit" can also mean to slow down... not to be so eager or in a hurry. Sometimes when my mom is driving our car and following another car too closely my dad will say "Pull back a bit" or " Hang back". This means that he wants her to slow down and not tailgate the car in front of us. In the context you provided it does mean to back up your vehicle.

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