(SUPPORT) [verb] [T] - to give support to (someone or something) with money or wordsThe management has refused to back our proposals for change.The horse I backed (= risked money on so that I could win more money if it won a race) came in last.(figurative) In all his years as a book publisher, he rarely backed the wrong horse (= supported someone or something or an action that was unsuccessful).He backed (up) (= supported) his claim with a sheaf of documents. [T or M]Will you back me up (= say that I am telling the truth) if I say that I never saw him? [M](specialized) To back up computer information, or to back computer information up is to make an extra copy of it which you keep separately from your computer.See also backup.
BACK
Meaning of BACK in English
Cambridge English vocab. Кембриджский английский словарь. 2012