Idioms

take a backseat to (someone or something)
to accept a poorer or lower position than someone, to be second to someone or something
I had to take a backseat to my boss when we went on the business trip.

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  • take a bath (on something)
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  • take a bow
  • take a break
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  • take a course in (something)
  • take a crack at (something)
  • take a dig at (someone)
  • take a dim view of (something)
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