šŸ”„ ĀæCómo se dice "remontada"?

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The word remontada translates into English as a "comebackā€.

It’s a noun which comes from a phrasal verb, in this case ā€œto come backā€.

Here are a few more phrasal nouns which end in ā€œbackā€.

  • Cutback

  • Throwback

  • Blowback

  • Setback

  • Payback

  • Flashback

If you’re not sure about them click below to read their definitions below.

They are all great words to add to your vocabulary!

Until next week!

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šŸ¤¦šŸ»ā€ā™€ļø ā€œHe had a payback from the storeā€

It sounds strange to use payback as you might say devolución in Spanish. Native speakers simply wouldn’t say this.

Although using payback to modify another noun sounds ok:

The project has a 3-year payback period

āœ… ā€œThe store paid him backā€

In this case it’s better to use the verb - to pay someone back.

He hasn’t paid me back yet.

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ā€œPushbackā€

Resistance or opposition to something.

There has been a lot of pushback against the new policy

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