back-to-back

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• /ˌbæk.təˈbæk/
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No etymology was provided for this word.

16 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Finnish: peräkkäinen — sequential or consecutive
• Finnish: perättäinen — sequential or consecutive
• Italian: consecutivo — sequential or consecutive
• Russian: оди́н за одним (odín za odnim) — sequential or consecutive
• Russian: друг за другом (drug za drugom) — sequential or consecutive
• Russian: поочерёдно (poočerjódno) — sequential or consecutive
• Spanish: consecutivo — sequential or consecutive
• Turkish: arka arkaya — sequential or consecutive
• Ukrainian: послідо́вний (poslidóvnyj) — sequential or consecutive
• Dutch: rug-aan-rug — with one's back facing somebody else's back
• Finnish: seläkkäinen — with one's back facing somebody else's back
• French: dos à dos — with one's back facing somebody else's back
• Italian: dorso a dorso — with one's back facing somebody else's back
• Navajo: ghąąjįʼ — with one's back facing somebody else's back
• Ukrainian: спина́ в спи́ну (spyná v spýnu) — with one's back facing somebody else's back
• Spanish: espaldera — (house) having a party wall at the rear