The idiom “take a back seat" means to assume a less prominent or active role, to step into a less noticeable position, or to be less involved in a situation.
Meaning of ‘Take a back seat’ Idiom in English
Take a back seat
Meaning
Examples
While studying in groups, I often take a back seat and observe the discussion.
In the group project, I decided to take a back seat and let others take the lead.
I chose to take a back seat and listen to what others had to say during the family discussion.
During the brainstorming session, I encouraged everyone to contribute ideas, and I took a back seat.
As my child grows older, I've learned to take a back seat in some decisions and let them take more responsibility.
