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backlogs

/ˈbæklɔːɡz/ /ˈbæklɑːɡz/

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noun

Rückgrat

A large log to burn at the back of a fire.

Examples :

"My grandfather always placed large backlogs in the fireplace to keep the fire burning through the night. "

Mein Großvater legte immer große Rückgrate in den Kamin, um das Feuer die ganze Nacht am Brennen zu halten.

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noun

Rückstände, Vorräte

A reserve source or supply.

Examples :

"The library had large backlogs of books that hadn't yet been put on the shelves. "

Die Bibliothek hatte große Rückstände an Büchern, die noch nicht in die Regale gestellt worden waren.

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noun

Rückstände, Stau

An accumulation or buildup, especially of unfilled orders or unfinished work.

Examples :

"He went to work on Saturday to try to work through the backlog of papers on his desk."

Er ging am Samstag zur Arbeit, um zu versuchen, den Papierstau auf seinem Schreibtisch abzuarbeiten.

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noun

Protokoll, Verlauf

A log containing text previously read, as in text-based video games or chat rooms.

Examples :

""After the long gaming session, I scrolled through the chat backlogs to remember what strategies we had discussed." "

Nach der langen Spielsitzung scrollte ich durch das Chat-Protokoll, um mich an die besprochenen Strategien zu erinnern.

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