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English definition of “backload”
/ˈbækˌləʊd/ verb [I or T]
› FINANCE in a financial agreement, to arrange to pay more money at the end of an agreed period of time than at the beginning: The bank allowed borrowers to backload mortgages, making minimal interest payments in the first few years, but at the cost of ballooning payments in future years.
› TRANSPORT to arrange for an empty vehicle to transport goods on its return journey, usually at a reduced price: If you backload your goods, it can mean a significant cost saving.