meaning please
Does "forward and back it up" mean "go and come back" or just "come back"?
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It's hard to say without context. You're most likely to hear the phrase "back it up" in relation to a car - to drive the car backwards, slowly, to position it in a parking space.
It can also mean to reference - argue your point and back it up with facts.
I think the phrase probably also has idiomatic uses in American dialects.
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go and come back
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