backseat
/ˈbækˌsit/
noun
- A seat in the back of a vehicle, such as a car or bus.
- The backseat of the taxi was roomy enough for three passengers.
- The children sat in the backseat while their parents rode in the front.
- She put her groceries on the backseat of the car.
- A position of less importance or influence (often used in the phrase 'take a backseat').
- In her retirement, her career took a backseat to her hobbies and family.
- He decided to take a backseat in the project and let his team lead.
- After the merger, the original company's brand took a backseat to the new name.
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adjective
- Relating to or located in the back seat of a vehicle.
- The car has a backseat entertainment system with screens for the kids.
- The backseat headrests are adjustable for comfort.
- He installed a backseat organizer to keep the car tidy.
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