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Meanings of back side in English

Russian
зад
Catalan
esquena

Side or face of an item opposite its front side.

      зад
      Usage of back side in English
      1
      They do, however, require access to the back side of the wall.
      Rock and Ice Magazine
      2
      He could read the waters off the back side better than anyone.
      Amagansett
      3
      The front side and the back side of it were both curved.
      Rollo in Geneva
      4
      Jones's room had to be on the back side of the building.
      Secret Sanction
      5
      The back side permits of aiming while the gun is being loaded.
      With the Naval Brigade in Natal, 1899-1900: Journal of Active Se...
      6
      A pale silver trail following the Moon's back side was now visible.
      Devourer
      7
      They're hanging in the rafters on the back side, over the culvert.
      The passage
      8
      The back side of the lock had bulged but not broken through.
      Rage
      9
      He'll break things out the back side, he's just really difficult to defend.
      Reuters
      10
      Beni tumbled in next and packed himself in the back side.
      American Fairy Tales
      11
      He noted the corridor that led to the back side of the house.
      Boneshaker
      12
      On the back side of the room, in one corner, was the bed.
      Mary Erskine
      13
      Let the two-inch space project out on the back side of the hive.
      Mysteries of Bee-keeping Explained
      14
      The last piece must also project 1 over the back side.
      Ontario Teachers' Manuals: Household Science in Rural Schools
      15
      On the back side of the room were two single beds.
      Rollo in Holland
      16
      In a warm climate, piazzas can be made at the back side also.
      American Woman's Home: Or, Principles of Domestic Science; / Bei...
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      Translations for back side
      Catalan
      esquena
      Back side through the time
      Back side across language varieties
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      Common
      United States of America
      Common