Backload
Pronunciation: /ˈbækˈɫoʊd/
Backload (verb)
- to arrange for costs or payments to happen later in a contract or plan.
- to transport goods or items at a later time, often to save money.
Examples
- The company decided to backload expenses to the next quarter.
- They often backload payments to manage cash flow better.
Common collocations: backload expenses, backload payments, backload the shipment, backload the delivery