Interglot - "backbone" translated from English to German

Summary

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backbone:
- Rückgrat; Wirbelsäule; Backbone
Wiktionary:
- backbone → Rückgrat, Wirbelsäule
- backbone → Wirbelsäule, Rückgrat

English

Detailed Translations for backbone from English to German

the backbone (spine; spinal column; vertebral column)
Rückgrat; die Wirbelsäule
- Rückgrat [das ~] nom
- Wirbelsäule [die ~] nom
the backbone

– The smaller networks (compared with the entire Internet) that perform the bulk of the packet switching of Internet communication. Today these smaller networks still consist of the networks that were originally developed to make up the Internet-the computer networks of the educational and research institutions of the United States-especially NSFnet, the computer network of the National Science Foundation in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. ¹
Backbone
- Backbone
the backbone

– A network of communication transmission that carries major traffic between smaller networks. The backbones of the Internet, including communications carriers such as Sprint and MCI, can span thousands of miles using microwave relays and dedicated lines. ¹
Backbone
- Backbone

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Rückgrat	backbone; spinal column; spine; vertebral column
Wirbelsäule	backbone; spinal column; spine; vertebral column
-	anchor; back; grit; gumption; guts; keystone; linchpin; lynchpin; mainstay; moxie; rachis; sand; spinal column; spine; vertebral column
Not Specified	Related Translations	Other Translations
Backbone	backbone

the part of a network that connects other networks together²
- the backbone is the part of a communication network that carries the heaviest traffic²
the part of a book's cover that encloses the inner side of the book's pages and that faces outward when the book is shelved²
fortitude and determination²
the series of vertebrae forming the axis of the skeleton and protecting the spinal cord²
a central cohesive source of support and stability²
The smaller networks (compared with the entire Internet) that perform the bulk of the packet switching of Internet communication. Today these smaller networks still consist of the networks that were originally developed to make up the Internet-the computer networks of the educational and research institutions of the United States-especially NSFnet, the computer network of the National Science Foundation in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.¹
A network of communication transmission that carries major traffic between smaller networks. The backbones of the Internet, including communications carriers such as Sprint and MCI, can span thousands of miles using microwave relays and dedicated lines.¹

backbone

noun

courage, fortitude, or strength
- backbone → Rückgrat
any fundamental support, structure, or infrastructure
- backbone → Rückgrat
series of vertebrae that encloses the spinal cord
- backbone → Wirbelsäule; Rückgrat

backbone

noun

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• backbone	→ Wirbelsäule	↔ colonne vertébrale — empilement des vertèbres, qui forment le support du dos des mammifères et sur lesquelles fixer les côtes.
• backbone	→ Rückgrat; Wirbelsäule	↔ épine dorsale — Enchainement de vertèbres (1)