Definition Conjugation
Definition of backrun - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
financeTECH. undo a financial transaction or actionTECH.
- The bank decided to backrun the erroneous transaction.
2.
navigationRare retrace steps or pathRare
- We had to backrun our route to find the lost keys.
3.
technologyTECH. reverse a technological process or operationTECH.
- The technician needed to backrun the software update.
4.
fluid dynamicsTECH. reverse the flow of a fluid or processTECH.
- The engineer had to backrun the system to fix the issue.
Noun
tradingTECH. situation where a trader profits from non-public informationTECH.
- The trader was accused of engaging in a backrun to gain unfair advantage.
Origin of backrun
English, back (reverse) + run (move)
Examples of backrun in a sentence
The firm decided to backrun the deal after reconsideration. We had to backrun the trail to find the missing dog. She decided to backrun her steps to locate her phone. Engineers had to backrun the system to fix the error. The developer decided to backrun the application to its previous state. To clear the blockage, they had to backrun the pipeline.
The technician decided to backrun the process for maintenance. He was caught in a backrun scandal. The investigation revealed a backrun involving several traders.
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- French:annuler, délit d'initié, ...
- German:rückgängig machen, Insiderhandel, ...
- Italian:annullare, transazione con informazioni non pubbliche, ...
- Spanish:revertir, operación con información privilegiada, ...
- Portuguese:desfazer, negociação com informação privilegiada, ...
- Chinese:撤销, 回跑操作, ...
- Japanese:取り消す, バックラン, ...
- Arabic:عَكَسَ, تحقيق أرباح من معلومات سرية في التداول, ...
- Hebrew:לְבַטֵּל, ניצוּל מֵידָע פְּנִימִי, ...
- Russian:отменять, операция бэкран, ...
- Ukrainian:скасувати, маневр бекран, ...
- Hindi:बैक रन करना, बैक रन, ...
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