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Meanings of back end in English

Portuguese
rabo
Catalan
part del darrere

The side of an object that is opposite its front.

rabo
Russian
бэкенд
Catalan
back end
Spanish
back end

The part of a piece of software or computer hardware with which the user does not interact.

бэкенд
Antonyms
Examples for "front end"
Examples for "front end"
1
All right, consumer at the front end, 'cause I still believe that.
The new yorker
2
The model might be useful as a front end in technical applications.
Pubmed
3
The front end of the box landed squarely against the stone post.
Andy the Acrobat / Or, Out with the Greatest Show on Earth
4
Then at the front end of the yarn I saw a bird.
The Children's Six Minutes
5
Immediately fouled, Cowan missed the front end with 12 seconds to play.
Reuters
Usage of back end in English
1
Feedly currently depends on Google Reader's back end to power its product.
Wired
2
A ventilation must be provided in the roof at the back end.
Every Step in Canning: The Cold-Pack Method
3
Though the first bit was true, the back end was a stretch.
Break No Bones
4
Traders have noticed increased activity on the back end of the curve.
Reuters
5
That will leave McCourty as the veteran presence in the back end.
Reuters
6
Things started with Jack Hawksworth clipping the back end of Sebastian Saavedra.
Reuters
7
There was plenty of chairs, and a table at the back end.
Cabbages and Kings
8
Scott solved this by cropping off the back end of each tube.
Wired
9
We were coming up on the back end of a big Mercedes.
Night Shift
10
This sends her flying through the back end of the big top.
WATER FOR ELEPHANT
11
An SUV whips its back end around and accelerates into the alley.
Dark Matter
12
Here I had a good 4 frames of data using the back end.
Wired
13
I know a faster way to get to the back end.
The Mammoth Hunters
14
In Syria and Persia, yes, and the back end of India.
Roma eterna
15
The feathers will come, along with the proper coat at the back end.
The Pinhoe Egg
16
The back end jinked left and the tires instantly lost traction.
Desert places: a novel of terror
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Translations for back end
Spanish
back end
Back end through the time
Back end across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common