Backup ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Backup ( noun )

1. A copy of data or information that can be used in case the original is lost or damaged.
2. A person or thing that can be used as a substitute in case the original is unavailable.

Origin:

A combination of the word "back" and "up" meaning a copy of data or information that can be used in case the original is lost or damaged.

Examples:

1. He made a backup of his important files before installing new software.
2. She made a backup of her contacts before getting a new phone.
3. He made a backup of his work before submitting it.
4. She had a backup plan in case her first plan failed.
5. He had a backup generator in case of power failure.

(As a verb)

Backup ( verb )

1. A copy of data or information that can be used in case the original is lost or damaged.
2. A person or thing that can be used as a substitute in case the original is unavailable.

Origin:

A combination of the word "back" and "up" meaning a copy of data or information that can be used in case the original is lost or damaged.

Examples:

1. He made a backup of his important files before installing new software.
2. She made a backup of her contacts before getting a new phone.
3. He made a backup of his work before submitting it.
4. She had a backup plan in case her first plan failed.
5. He had a backup generator in case of power failure.