How is the word atrasos translated from Spanish to English

Trabajo acumulado que aún está por hacer.

Work that has piled up and still needs doing.

noun
English translation
Backlog

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  • Tenemos atrasos de correos sin responder. We have a backlog of unanswered emails.

  • Esa función está en lo alto de nuestra lista de pendientes. That feature is at the top of our backlog.

  • Los atrasos de pedidos crecieron mientras la fábrica estuvo cerrada. The backlog of orders grew while the factory was closed.

  • Añade este fallo a la lista de pendientes, por favor. Add this bug to the backlog, please.

  • ¿Cuánto se tardará en despejar estos atrasos? How long will it take to clear this backlog?

  • ¿Cuántos elementos hay en la lista de pendientes del sprint? How many items are in the sprint backlog?

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FAQ about “atrasos”

How is “atrasos” translated from Spanish?
“atrasos” translates into English as “Backlog”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “atrasos” mean?
Meaning of “atrasos”: Trabajo acumulado que aún está por hacer. In English — “Backlog”.
What part of speech is “atrasos”?
“atrasos” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “atrasos”?
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How can I memorize “atrasos”?
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