fall back on
Intermedio alto (B2) neutral
To use something you saved or kept for when things go wrong.
"If the business fails, at least she has her teaching degree to fall back on."
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fall back on.
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B to fall back on, right?
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have a fall back on something
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shared across society fall back on you
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Emma Grede · 11:34
always have something to fall back on