Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Photography major - What do you mean by putting your chin on your back?
What do you mean by putting your chin on your back?
Let his chin rest on the back of the chair.
Put his chin behind his back.
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Back, back; Tail; Behind, behind; The back of a chair, etc.
Turn around; Support; Endorse on; Gambling;
Take a step back; Backward;
[network] back; Verb; Nouns;
[Example] The photographers stepped back and let us see the body.
The photographer stepped back so that we could see the body.
Third person singular: backs plural: backs present participle: backing past tense: backed past participle: backed
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