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单词 back end
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back endnoun

/ˈbæk ˌend//ˈbæk ˌend/

back end noun (BACK PART)

[ C ] the part of an object or place that is furthest from the front:

He made the car's back end blunter and more aerodynamic.

[ C ] a person's or animal's bottom:

A cow will always turn around and smell the back end of a calf.

More examples

  • The shape of the car's back end gives it more drag than most cars.
  • The emergency exits are at the front and back ends of the train.
  • The baby and I moved to the back end of the house so the rest of the family could sleep.
  • He's got a big back end on him, he looks very powerful.
  • About half of this carbon dioxide comes out of the back ends of cattle.
  • If you cause trouble it might come back and bite you in the back end.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

After & behind

  • after
  • back
  • background
  • backside
  • be hot on sb's track/trail idiom
  • behind
  • bring
  • bring up the rear idiom
  • hard/hot/close on sb's heels idiom
  • heel
  • hot
  • in back of idiom
  • in hot pursuit idiom
  • leave sth in your wake idiom
  • nose
  • nose to tail idiom
  • posterior
  • rear
  • wake

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Words meaning parts of things
Miscellaneous animal body parts
The buttocks

back end noun (LAST PART)

[ S ] the last part of a process, series of events, or period of time:

We're not willing to spend on the front end - education for these kids - so we pay at the back end, for problems with crime and violence.

More examples

  • About one third of hospital medication errors happen at the front end, when a doctor prescribes the wrong drug or the wrong dose. But then there is the back end: a medication administered to the wrong patient.
  • Covering everyone with medical insurance up front would actually save money, he said. "It actually costs us more on the back end."
  • It's hard to reconstruct 12 months' worth of spending at the back end.
  • "The real impact will be on the back end," Foster said. "In four or five years, we will see an impact."

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Final and finally

  • antepenultimate
  • as a last resort idiom
  • at the end of the day idiom
  • back end
  • closing
  • conclusion
  • end
  • eventual
  • eventually
  • final
  • finally
  • hear/see the last of sth idiom
  • last
  • lastly
  • latest
  • latter
  • next to last
  • the last but one idiom
  • ultimately

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Order and sequence - general words

back end noun (COMPUTING)

[ C ] specialized computing the part of a computer system, piece of software, etc., where data is stored or processed rather than the parts that are seen and directly used by the user:

Two of the most popular SQL back ends are MySQL and SQL Server.

More examples

  • A back end may be a database server that responds to SQL requests from a workstation running a front end application.
  • The server at the back end controls the information flow to the mobile handsets.
  • This is a Web-based solution designed for expanding corporate information centres, with new features and a new back end.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Computer concepts

  • aeroplane mode
  • airplane mode
  • atomicity
  • augmented reality
  • back end
  • blogosphere
  • clone
  • cloud
  • corruption
  • default to sth
  • electronic
  • enter
  • gigabyte
  • multimedia
  • reboot
  • template
  • virtual
  • virtually
  • web hosting
  • what you see is what you get idiom

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Idiom(s)

look like the back end of a bus

back-endadjective [ before noun ]

/ˈbækˌend//ˈbækˌend/

back-end adjective [ before noun ] (LAST PART)

relating to the last part of a process, series of events, or period of time:

The price of fuels should reflect back-end costs, such as the cost of decommissioning power plants.

More examples

  • Dealerships are focusing more on back-end profits that come from financing and insurance instead of just front-end profits, or selling the car.
  • The criticism revived a familiar debate over whether scarce resources should be spent on "front-end" treatment and prevention efforts or "back-end" punishment programs.
  • Hospital pharmacies have systems that pharmacists use as a back-end safety check when an order comes in for any of 45 drugs.
  • Some artists might prefer a small advance and the opportunity to make back-end money.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Final and finally

  • antepenultimate
  • as a last resort idiom
  • at the end of the day idiom
  • back end
  • closing
  • conclusion
  • end
  • eventual
  • eventually
  • final
  • finally
  • hear/see the last of sth idiom
  • last
  • lastly
  • latest
  • latter
  • next to last
  • the last but one idiom
  • ultimately

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Order and sequence - general words

back-end adjective [ before noun ] (COMPUTING)

specialized computing relating to the part of a computer system, piece of software, etc. where data is stored or processed rather than the parts that are seen and directly used by the user:

A front-end client and a back-end server allows multiple workstations to access the same server at the same time.

More examples

  • We devised an automatic processing system, starting with a Web-based interface programmed in Perl with a back-end database.
  • Anyone can have a great website, but if it's not tied into a back-end system that can process those orders as fast as the site takes them, you don't have an advantage.
  • To ensure that the libraries could support all the new workstations and enhanced software and services that go with them, we had to upgrade our back-end systems and infrastructure.
  • An ODBC connection allows some form of front-end program to communicate with a back-end database like SQL Server.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Computer concepts

  • aeroplane mode
  • airplane mode
  • atomicity
  • augmented reality
  • back end
  • blogosphere
  • clone
  • cloud
  • corruption
  • default to sth
  • electronic
  • enter
  • gigabyte
  • multimedia
  • reboot
  • template
  • virtual
  • virtually
  • web hosting
  • what you see is what you get idiom

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