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backfilled

/ˈbæk.fɪld/

backfilledadjective

/bækˈfɪld/

Translations

засыпанный

The backfilled trench was ready for the next phase of construction.

Засыпанный траншея была готова к следующему этапу строительства.

Definitions

Referring to something that has been filled in again, especially with earth or other material after being excavated.

The backfilled trench was barely noticeable after the construction work was completed.

Synonyms

backfillverb

backfilled

Past Simple

backfilled

Past Simple

backfilled

Past Participle

backfilling

Gerund

/ˈbæk.fɪl/

Translations

засыпать

They need to backfill the trench after laying the pipes.

Им нужно засыпать траншею после укладки труб.

Definitions

To refill an excavated area with the material that was removed.

After installing the pipes, the workers backfilled the trench to restore the ground level.

To provide a replacement for a position or role that has been vacated.

The company decided to backfill the manager's position after she left for another job.

To add or load historical or missing data into a system, database, or dataset.

They had to backfill the database with records from the past five years.

Synonyms

backfillnoun

Definitions

Material used to refill an excavated area, such as soil, gravel, or other substances.

After laying the pipes, the construction crew used sand as backfill to cover the trench.

The act of refilling an excavated area with material.

The backfill of the foundation was completed before the rainy season started.

A replacement or substitute for a position or role, often temporarily.

The company hired a backfill for the project manager who was on maternity leave.

The process of adding missing historical data to a database, log, or other dataset.

The analytics team scheduled a backfill to load last year's transactions.

backfilladjective

Definitions

Relating to backfill material, the act of refilling, or a temporary replacement.

A backfill crew arrived to cover the trenches before nightfall.