backlog

English - Turkish

Definition of backlog in English Turkish dictionary: birikmiş iş; hizmet bekleyen; işlem bekleyen; (Ticaret) teraküm; yığılmış iş; geciktirilmiş; artbirikim; ihmal edilmiş işler; gecikmiş iş; {i} birikmiş iş, yığılmış iş: You should work on that backlog of unanswered letters. O birikmiş mektupları cevaplamaya bakmalısın; artbirikim,şöminenin arkasına konan küllük; destek veya yedek vazifesi gören herhangi bir şey; ABD ocakta arka tarafa konan iri kütük; {i} birikim
Senin sayende, sıkıcı iş birikimi tamamlandı. - Thanks to you, the backlog of tedious work has been completed.; {i} yarım kalmığ işler; {i} yedek kütük (ocak); {i} yarım kalmış işler; {i} ihtiyat; {i} birikmiş işler; {i} rezerv; (Ticaret) birikme; bekleyen; üretim gecikmesi; yedek kütük
order backlog: sipariş birikim

English - English

Definition of backlog in English English dictionary: To acquire something as a backlog, or to become a backlog; An accumulation or buildup, especially of unfilled orders or unfinished work
He went to work on Saturday to try to work through the backlog of papers on his desk.; A reserve source or supply; Booked (accepted) but unshipped customer orders or interplant orders The backlog represents all open orders, not necessarily a past due status; The amount of work in process in the factory Usually expressed in terms of sales (sales backlog) or satellites (satellite backlog); an accumulation of jobs not done or materials not processed that are yet to be dealt with (especially unfilled customer orders for products or services); 1 The quantity of goods still to be delivered, received, produced, issued, etc , for which the planned or agreed date has expired 2 The total number of customer orders which have been received but not yet been shipped Synonym: Open Order; accumulate and create a backlog; A large stick of wood, forming the back of a fire on the hearth; n accumulation of work, etc that needs to be dealt with; something kept back or saved for future use or a special purpose; the volume of work that has accumulated, but has not yet been processed; All customer orders received but not yet shipped Sometimes referred to as "open orders "; The amount of a company's unfilled orders at the end of the year When the company fills the orders the following year, it records the revenue on the statement of earnings Frequently, a company will give its perspective on backlog in the management discussion section in the annual report; The quantity of goods still to be delivered, received, produced, issued, etc , for which the planned or agreed date has expired The total number of customer orders which have been received but not yet been shipped Synonym: Open Order; All work available to be done Backlog work has been approved, parts are either listed or bought, and everything is ready to go; A MOF term applied to forest land areas where silviculture treatments (such as planting/site preparation) are overdue Planting is considered backlog if more than 5 years have elapsed since a site was cleared (by harvesting or fire) in the Interior and more than 3 years on the coast; A total inventory of cases that have not reached disposition within mandated timeframes; A term applied to forest land areas where silviculture treatments such as planting and site preparation are overdue; {i} log in the back of a fireplace; reserve; accumulation; the aggregate commitments under Phare or for an individual country not yet contracted; a collection of unfinished work; a collection of customer orders that have not been completed; A list of sales orders that have not yet shipped; Unfilled orders for goods and (or) services that a company has not delivered or rendered to its customer; large log at the back of a hearth fire; (Ticaret) Booked (accepted) but unshipped customer orders or interplant orders. The backlog represents all open orders, not necessarily a past due status; a Ministry of Forests term applied to forest land areas where silviculture treatments such as planting and site preparation are overdue Planting is considered backlog if more than 5 years have elapsed since a site was cleared (by harvesting or fire) in the interior and more than 3 years on the coast of British Columbia; The unfilled order book that each plant strives to maintain A healthy backlog permits the plant to effectively schedule releases for production An excessive backlog creates delays in the construction and delivery of an order Plants often increase their production rates when they have backlogs that would cause delivery dates to exceed four to five weeks fro the date of the order Production will be stepped up until the plant reaches capacity; Work waiting to be done; for IT this includes new systems to be developed and enhancements to existing systems To be included in the development backlog, the work must have been cost- justified and approved for development; The effect on the business of a build-up of work that occurs as the result of a system or process being unavailable for an unacceptable period A situation whereby a backlog of work requires more time to action than is available through normal working patterns In extreme circumstances, the backlog may become so marked that the backlog cannot be cleared; {f} accumulate, collect; make a request for delivery; A Ministry of Forests term apllied to forest land areas where silviculture treatments such as planting and site preparation are overdue Planting is considered backlog if more than 5 years have elapsed since a site was cleared (by harvesting or fire) in the interior and more than 3 years on the coast of B C; A backlog is a number of things which have not yet been done but which need to be done. There is a backlog of repairs and maintenance in schools. a large amount of work that you need to complete, especially work that should already have been completed backlog of (backlog (17-21 centuries))
backlogged: past of backlog
backlogging: third-person singular of backlog
backlogs: plural of backlog

backlog

Hyphenation

back·log

Turkish pronunciation

bäklôg

Synonyms

excess, hoard, inventory, quantity, reserve(s), reservoir, resources, stock, stockpile, store, supply

Pronunciation

/ˈbakˌlôg/ /ˈbækˌlɔːɡ/

Etymology

[ -"log, -"läg ] (noun.) 1684. back +‎ log. 1680s; originally a large log at the back of a fire; figurative sense from 1880s due to sense “a reserve, something built up”.“” in the Online Etymology Dictionary, Douglas Harper, 2001