back seat — a seat at the rear, especially in a vehicle
More collocations
More collocations with seat (9)
empty seat
a seat that no one is occupying
front seat
a seat at the front, especially in a vehicle
save a seat
keep a seat free for someone who is not yet there
take a seat
sit down
book a seat
reserve a seat in advance
reserve a seat
set aside a seat for someone
bucket seat
a shaped seat designed to hold one person separately in a vehicle
ejection seat
an aircraft seat that can propel its occupant out during an emergency
More collocations with back (6)
back cover
the outer back face of a book or magazine
back door
a door at the rear of a building
put back
to return something to its original place
hear back
to receive a reply or response from someone you contacted
back row
the line of seats or people furthest from the front
back off
move backward or away from a position
Sharing same tag — adj_noun
Words
- a good reason a strong, acceptable justification for something
- a long walk a walking journey that covers a great distance or takes considerable time
- a short walk a walking distance that takes only a few minutes
- a small town a town with a relatively low population and limited amenities
- a young lady a girl or young woman, often used as a polite or formal form of address
- action movie a film featuring fast-paced sequences, physical stunts, and conflict
- an old lady an elderly woman
- an old town the historical or original part of a town, typically with older buildings
- bad dream an unpleasant or frightening dream
- bad guy the villain or wrongdoer in a situation
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