Back-to-back
Pronunciation: /ˈbæk- ˈtu- ˈbæk/
Back-to-back (adjective)
- happening one after another without a break.
Examples
- They won back-to-back games last weekend.
- The team played back-to-back matches on Saturday.
Common collocations: back-to-back victories, back-to-back meetings, scheduled back-to-back, happened back-to-back
Back-to-back (adverb)
- in a way that things happen one right after the other.
Examples
- She worked back-to-back to finish the project.
- The events were scheduled back-to-back.