Phrasal verbs starting with "bow"
5 phrasal verbs use this verb
bow down
B1
To bend the body forward as a sign of respect or worship, or to submit to someone's power.
bow in
C1
To welcome or escort someone into a place with a bow as a gesture of deep respect.
bow out
B2
To withdraw gracefully from a commitment, competition, or position, especially at the end of a career or role.
bow to
B2
To show respect to someone by bowing, or to yield to someone's authority, wishes, or pressure.
bow up
C1
Chiefly US Southern dialect: to become aggressive, defensive, or confrontational; to puff oneself up in anger.