backing *** back·ing n

backing *** back·ing n
['bækɪŋ]
1) (support) appoggio, sostegno, Comm finanziamento

they promised their backing — hanno garantito il loro appoggio

2) Mus accompagnamento
3) (protective layer of paper, cloth etc) rivestimento, strato protettivo

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