Wiktionary
vb. To reverse a vehicle into a space.
Usage examples of "back in".
Put the wet clothes back on, run a few kilometers with rocks in your boots then get back in the tub.
They dosed him with oxygen and tossed him back in like a too-small fish.
They were fast, precise, got the job done and in a few hundred seconds we were back in control of the hillside.
He sprawled further and further back in the scarred vinyl booth he occupied, back to the door and oblivious.
I slumped back in the hammock chair, relaxed a bit more, and wondered what was next.
His eyes were rolling back in his head and his blood pressure obviously dropping as he went into V-fib, but he was still gasping for breath.
This was becoming something of a sore point, particularly given the expense of replacing the miniaturised camera that had been stolen along with his beloved M-57 pistol back in Ancona.
It was good to be back in that calm, purposeful, well-ordered world, where an atmosphere of assured competence prevailed and questions of life and death were discussed in cool, measured undertones.
The lanky man crumpled to the floor like a kid, breaking into sobs, his face in his arms, his back in a fetal curl.