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overheat English

Meaning overheat meaning

What does overheat mean?

overheat

— verb get excessively and undesirably hot The car engines overheated — verb make excessively or undesirably hot The room was overheated

Synonyms overheat synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as overheat?

overheat English » English

superheat warm up superheating preheat parboil overheating superheat overbid inflame hot shot heat too much generation of excess heat excessive heating blister bake

Conjugation overheat conjugation

How do you conjugate overheat?

overheat · verb

Examples overheat examples

How do I use overheat in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The engine's starting to overheat.
If plants don't get enough water, they can overheat.

Movie subtitles

Because if that stuff clogs the vents, the engines will overheat.
There's fast forward, dual control, overheat. - OK.
Captain, I'm picking up an overheat in the computer core.
There's an overheat in the core.
There is no apparent overheat.
We read a core overheat.
Sir, that overheat is getting worse.
Calm down, you'll overheat.
You better be careful, you don't wanna overheat.
Overheat.
Uh, guess you don't want to overheat the old noggin, eh?
Bertie, don't overheat the engine!
The combustion chamber would overheat and explode.
I remind you, Counsellor, that power coupling could overheat at any moment.
There's fast forward, dual control, overheat.
An explosive device, C- 4, activated in your last pit stop. Set to blow the moment you lose motion or overheat.
It's the first time I ever deliberately tried to overheat an engine.
If too much pressure builds up, the boiler will overheat and explode.
Comic books? Uh, guess you don't want to overheat the old noggin, eh?
Yeah, but they overheat.
Overheat. Due to the intense pace of construction here, it's circuits are malfunctioning. WHAT?
I remind you, Counselor that power coupling could overheat at any moment.
Did he overheat?
Besides overheat and burn the hotel down?
The air conditioning didn't overheat.
Don't overheat!
I'm gonna overheat.
The core will overheat and explode.
But the engines will overheat.
Overheat light came on twice. Come on.

News and current affairs

Their country's budget deficit was too large, causing its economy to overheat.
While they lasted, the booms that preceded these busts caused these economies to overheat.
For example, while capitalism depends on investment and consumption, an excess of the former leads to production gluts, and too much of the latter causes economies to overheat.
There is essentially no risk that the economy would overheat so quickly that the Fed could not intervene in time to prevent excessive inflation.
So the going could be rough, as it always is when economies overheat.
There, capital inflows create asset bubbles that tend to overheat the domestic economy and drive up wages and consumer prices inordinately.
Not surprisingly, the economy began to overheat.
Indeed, the logic is self-fulfilling: as more foreign currency flows into the market, the economy will continue to overheat, necessitating further interest rate hikes.
If the money is spent now, the economy in some sectors could overheat, helping no one.

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