piggybacked

[US]/ˈpɪɡiˌbækt/
[UK]/ˈpɪɡiˌbækt/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.to carry someone on one's back; to use something as a support or advantage

Phrases & Collocations

piggybacked ride

piggybacked on

piggybacked service

piggybacked project

piggybacked benefits

piggybacked approach

piggybacked strategy

piggybacked technology

piggybacked funding

piggybacked idea

Example Sentences

she piggybacked on his success to launch her own career.

the new app piggybacked on existing technologies to enhance user experience.

they piggybacked their marketing campaign on the popular event.

the child piggybacked on his father's shoulders during the hike.

she piggybacked her ideas onto the project proposal.

the company piggybacked on social media trends to increase visibility.

he piggybacked on the group's efforts to complete the task.

the new policy piggybacked on previous regulations.

they piggybacked on the charity event to raise funds.

the startup piggybacked on established brands for credibility.

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