Definition of backhoe in English:

backhoe

(British backhoe loader)

nounˈbakhəʊˈbækhoʊ

A mechanical excavator that draws towards itself a bucket attached to a hinged boom.
反铲挖土机
Example sentencesExamples
- He said backhoes and excavators were being utilised to help put out the blaze, which has been smouldering for more than four days.
- For most of yesterday morning, more than 20 blind and vision-impaired people remained trapped in the building, surrounded by trucks, backhoes and excavators.
- Whether you've got a backhoe or an excavator, more than likely you've got to move that piece of heavy iron from your yard to a job site.
- The operation of other implements, like post-hole diggers and backhoes, can also benefit from the reverse seat operation.
- On any construction site you see hydraulically-operated machinery in the form of bulldozers, backhoes, shovels, loaders, fork lifts and cranes.
- At SVCC, Jones explains, the heavy-equipment training facility has 14 of each of the following: dozers, backhoes, excavators, motor graders, and loaders.
- What may be ideal for a contractor is the availability of several machines at a project - a backhoe loader, skid-steer, excavator, and telescopic handler, for example - with one or two operators who can run them all efficiently.
- Engineers guided a small backhoe / loader into the site and started to clear larger pieces of debris.
- It is designed specifically for fueling excavators, backhoes, and other diesel-engine vehicles in the field without spillage.
- Noise ordinances in cities and other sensitive areas are leading to quieter hydraulic breakers and demolition attachments for excavator and tractor-loader backhoes.
- The loaders complement the backhoe and excavators, improving productivity and bringing in more business.
- Invest $8,000 or so and you can have a backhoe that will excavate 10 ft. or deeper, depending on make and model.
- He watched as the bucket of the backhoe was removed from the hole, revealing a contorted broken pipe sticking out of the bottom of the hole.
- Each person selects one piece of equipment to focus on, choosing from loader backhoes, excavators, wheel loaders, crawler tractors, and motor graders, but participants also get a chance to operate the remaining equipment.
- The company manufactures a family of steel mechanical locking devices designed specifically for skid-steers, skid-steer attachments, backhoes, excavators, and trailer hitches.
- He says another major problem with construction equipment is boom failures on backhoes and excavators.
- In load and haul applications, for example, should you use excavators, wheel loaders or backhoes to fill the trucks?
- Earth movers, excavators, backhoes, and bulldozers rely on hydraulic fluids to lift, move, scrape, and dig.
- He mounts it on a Cat 350 excavator or a backhoe, and he most often fits it with shear blades.
- The latter was a 10-week-long field course in which students learned how to operate bulldozers, backhoes, excavators, loaders, skid-steers, and graders.

Definition of backhoe in US English:

backhoe

(British backhoe loader)

nounˈbækhoʊˈbakhō

A mechanical excavator that draws toward itself a bucket attached to a hinged boom.
反铲挖土机
Example sentencesExamples
- Invest $8,000 or so and you can have a backhoe that will excavate 10 ft. or deeper, depending on make and model.
- He said backhoes and excavators were being utilised to help put out the blaze, which has been smouldering for more than four days.
- Engineers guided a small backhoe / loader into the site and started to clear larger pieces of debris.
- The company manufactures a family of steel mechanical locking devices designed specifically for skid-steers, skid-steer attachments, backhoes, excavators, and trailer hitches.
- Noise ordinances in cities and other sensitive areas are leading to quieter hydraulic breakers and demolition attachments for excavator and tractor-loader backhoes.
- On any construction site you see hydraulically-operated machinery in the form of bulldozers, backhoes, shovels, loaders, fork lifts and cranes.
- He watched as the bucket of the backhoe was removed from the hole, revealing a contorted broken pipe sticking out of the bottom of the hole.
- Earth movers, excavators, backhoes, and bulldozers rely on hydraulic fluids to lift, move, scrape, and dig.
- What may be ideal for a contractor is the availability of several machines at a project - a backhoe loader, skid-steer, excavator, and telescopic handler, for example - with one or two operators who can run them all efficiently.
- Each person selects one piece of equipment to focus on, choosing from loader backhoes, excavators, wheel loaders, crawler tractors, and motor graders, but participants also get a chance to operate the remaining equipment.
- It is designed specifically for fueling excavators, backhoes, and other diesel-engine vehicles in the field without spillage.
- Whether you've got a backhoe or an excavator, more than likely you've got to move that piece of heavy iron from your yard to a job site.
- In load and haul applications, for example, should you use excavators, wheel loaders or backhoes to fill the trucks?
- The loaders complement the backhoe and excavators, improving productivity and bringing in more business.
- The latter was a 10-week-long field course in which students learned how to operate bulldozers, backhoes, excavators, loaders, skid-steers, and graders.
- The operation of other implements, like post-hole diggers and backhoes, can also benefit from the reverse seat operation.
- He mounts it on a Cat 350 excavator or a backhoe, and he most often fits it with shear blades.
- For most of yesterday morning, more than 20 blind and vision-impaired people remained trapped in the building, surrounded by trucks, backhoes and excavators.
- He says another major problem with construction equipment is boom failures on backhoes and excavators.
- At SVCC, Jones explains, the heavy-equipment training facility has 14 of each of the following: dozers, backhoes, excavators, motor graders, and loaders.

词汇	backhoe
释义	Definition of backhoe in English: backhoe (British backhoe loader) nounˈbakhəʊˈbækhoʊ A mechanical excavator that draws towards itself a bucket attached to a hinged boom. 反铲挖土机 Example sentencesExamples He said backhoes and excavators were being utilised to help put out the blaze, which has been smouldering for more than four days. For most of yesterday morning, more than 20 blind and vision-impaired people remained trapped in the building, surrounded by trucks, backhoes and excavators. Whether you've got a backhoe or an excavator, more than likely you've got to move that piece of heavy iron from your yard to a job site. The operation of other implements, like post-hole diggers and backhoes, can also benefit from the reverse seat operation. On any construction site you see hydraulically-operated machinery in the form of bulldozers, backhoes, shovels, loaders, fork lifts and cranes. At SVCC, Jones explains, the heavy-equipment training facility has 14 of each of the following: dozers, backhoes, excavators, motor graders, and loaders. What may be ideal for a contractor is the availability of several machines at a project - a backhoe loader, skid-steer, excavator, and telescopic handler, for example - with one or two operators who can run them all efficiently. Engineers guided a small backhoe / loader into the site and started to clear larger pieces of debris. It is designed specifically for fueling excavators, backhoes, and other diesel-engine vehicles in the field without spillage. Noise ordinances in cities and other sensitive areas are leading to quieter hydraulic breakers and demolition attachments for excavator and tractor-loader backhoes. The loaders complement the backhoe and excavators, improving productivity and bringing in more business. Invest $8,000 or so and you can have a backhoe that will excavate 10 ft. or deeper, depending on make and model. He watched as the bucket of the backhoe was removed from the hole, revealing a contorted broken pipe sticking out of the bottom of the hole. Each person selects one piece of equipment to focus on, choosing from loader backhoes, excavators, wheel loaders, crawler tractors, and motor graders, but participants also get a chance to operate the remaining equipment. The company manufactures a family of steel mechanical locking devices designed specifically for skid-steers, skid-steer attachments, backhoes, excavators, and trailer hitches. He says another major problem with construction equipment is boom failures on backhoes and excavators. In load and haul applications, for example, should you use excavators, wheel loaders or backhoes to fill the trucks? Earth movers, excavators, backhoes, and bulldozers rely on hydraulic fluids to lift, move, scrape, and dig. He mounts it on a Cat 350 excavator or a backhoe, and he most often fits it with shear blades. The latter was a 10-week-long field course in which students learned how to operate bulldozers, backhoes, excavators, loaders, skid-steers, and graders. Definition of backhoe in US English: backhoe (British backhoe loader) nounˈbækhoʊˈbakhō A mechanical excavator that draws toward itself a bucket attached to a hinged boom. 反铲挖土机 Example sentencesExamples Invest $8,000 or so and you can have a backhoe that will excavate 10 ft. or deeper, depending on make and model. He said backhoes and excavators were being utilised to help put out the blaze, which has been smouldering for more than four days. Engineers guided a small backhoe / loader into the site and started to clear larger pieces of debris. The company manufactures a family of steel mechanical locking devices designed specifically for skid-steers, skid-steer attachments, backhoes, excavators, and trailer hitches. Noise ordinances in cities and other sensitive areas are leading to quieter hydraulic breakers and demolition attachments for excavator and tractor-loader backhoes. On any construction site you see hydraulically-operated machinery in the form of bulldozers, backhoes, shovels, loaders, fork lifts and cranes. He watched as the bucket of the backhoe was removed from the hole, revealing a contorted broken pipe sticking out of the bottom of the hole. Earth movers, excavators, backhoes, and bulldozers rely on hydraulic fluids to lift, move, scrape, and dig. What may be ideal for a contractor is the availability of several machines at a project - a backhoe loader, skid-steer, excavator, and telescopic handler, for example - with one or two operators who can run them all efficiently. Each person selects one piece of equipment to focus on, choosing from loader backhoes, excavators, wheel loaders, crawler tractors, and motor graders, but participants also get a chance to operate the remaining equipment. It is designed specifically for fueling excavators, backhoes, and other diesel-engine vehicles in the field without spillage. Whether you've got a backhoe or an excavator, more than likely you've got to move that piece of heavy iron from your yard to a job site. In load and haul applications, for example, should you use excavators, wheel loaders or backhoes to fill the trucks? The loaders complement the backhoe and excavators, improving productivity and bringing in more business. The latter was a 10-week-long field course in which students learned how to operate bulldozers, backhoes, excavators, loaders, skid-steers, and graders. The operation of other implements, like post-hole diggers and backhoes, can also benefit from the reverse seat operation. He mounts it on a Cat 350 excavator or a backhoe, and he most often fits it with shear blades. For most of yesterday morning, more than 20 blind and vision-impaired people remained trapped in the building, surrounded by trucks, backhoes and excavators. He says another major problem with construction equipment is boom failures on backhoes and excavators. At SVCC, Jones explains, the heavy-equipment training facility has 14 of each of the following: dozers, backhoes, excavators, motor graders, and loaders.
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