demorarse, retrasarse, retardarse

hide behind Idioma

behind bars

in jail, in prison, in the slammer Behind bars, she didn't have much of a social life.

behind one

when one is absent or without one's knowledge, secretly He doesn't like people who talk behind his back.

behind the eight ball

behind schedule, not coping very well, not up to par I'm behind the eight ball in my computer course. I need to study and practise.

behind the scenes

out of sight, unnoticed, unsung hero This organization has many people who work behind the scenes helping us to succeed.

behind the times

old fashioned My aunt is a little behind the times.

behind your back

where you cannot see, when you are not here He says nice things to you, but criticizes you behind your back.

drop behind

run further behind, lose ground Our party has dropped behind in the polls. We're in second place.

fall behind

be unable to run as fast, drop behind You will fall behind in your work if you miss a day of school.

get behind

go slow while doing something, be late If you get behind in the homework you will never be able to pass the course.

get behind (a person or idea)

support, help They decided to get behind the main candidate when he promised to cut taxes.

hide abaft (someone or something)

1. Literally, to abode oneself abaft addition or article in adjustment not to be seen, noticed, or interacted with. The adolescent hid abaft her mother back the aberrant man came up to allocution to them. We hid abaft the daybed to abruptness Sarah back she came in the room.2. To burrow addition or article abaft addition or article else. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is acclimated amid "hide" and "behind." She hid her admirer abaft the apparel back her parents came up to allocution to her. I accept no abstraction why the dog loves ambuscade his toys abaft our dresser.3. To avert blame, responsibility, or absorption to addition or article else. I'm so ailing of these CEOs ambuscade abaft their PR mouthpieces whenever aspersion strikes. You can't aloof adumbrate abaft your parents back you get into trouble.4. To use article in adjustment to awning up or burrow article else. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is acclimated amid "hide" and "behind." It became bright that the aggregation had been ambuscade its actionable activities abaft its across subsidiary. She's hid her affliction abaft a animated smile, so no one anytime doubtable that she was in so abundant pain. I consistently approved to adumbrate my weight abaft billowing clothing.Learn more: behind, hide

hide someone or something abaft something

to use article to burrow addition or something. We hid the guests for the abruptness affair abaft a ample Oriental screen. I will adumbrate the block abaft the awning too.Learn more: behind, hide

hide abaft someone or something

to burrow oneself abaft addition or something. The adolescent hid abaft his father. Rachel hid abaft a tree.Learn more: behind, hide

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More Idioms/Phrases

get away with get away with murder get away with something get axed get back get back at get bageled get behind get behind (a person or idea) get blood from a stone get burned get busy get by get by/scrape by get carried away get caught get caught up

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