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génér.	back-pedal (Anglophile); back down (bookworm); go back on one's word (bigmaxus); abandon a claim (bigmaxus); reverse course (Ремедиос_П); fold like a lawn chair (Aprilen); backtrack (The former Secretary of State is backtracking on comparisons she made between Russia's Crimea involvement and Hitler's invasion of the Sudetenland. 4uzhoj)
Игорь Миг	back pedal (The government had to back pedal on a number of the most objectionable tax reform measures – mberdy.us.17)
argot.	tuck tail (mazurov)
clich.	back up (igisheva)
dipl.	back out of (Alex_Odeychuk)
idiom.	do a U-turn (Gjarna); make a U-turn (Gjarna); rowing back (thefreedictionary.com cyruss); get cold feet (MichaelBurov)
makar.	pull in horns
prov.	draw in one's horns (дословно: Втянуть рожки (об улитке)); draw pull in one's horns
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génér.	chicken out; recede from a position; haul in horns; pull in horns; take water; back-pedal (Anglophile); draw in one's horns (Anglophile); back pedal; crayfish; back out (ssn); cop out; draw in horns; back off (Ремедиос_П); renege (VLZ_58); welsh (on a promise VLZ_58)
Игорь Миг	back down (The authorities had to back down. mberdy.us.17); backtrack
amér., inform.	flake out (VLZ_58)
argot.	pig it
brit.	bottle out (If you bottle out, you lose your courage at the last moment and do not do something you intended to do. [BRIT, INFORMAL] [V ] I haven't come all this way to bottle out. george serebryakov)
clich.	back up (igisheva)
figur.	beat a retreat
idiom.	pull out of the deal (SirReal)
inform.	pull out (Clepa); relent (They had refused to pay and relented only after being threatened with a lawsuit. Val_Ships); chicken out
makar., argot., amér.	take the water
prov.	draw in one's horns

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