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Meaning overload meaning

What does overload mean?
Definitions in simple English

overload Verb

— To load many items in something that it exceeds the limit. The lift was too overloaded that it refused to close the doors until someone got out of it.

overload

— noun an electrical load that exceeds the available electrical power — verb become overloaded The aerator overloaded — verb (= clog) fill to excess so that function is impaired Fear clogged her mind The story was clogged with too many details — noun an excessive burden — verb place too much a load on don't overload the car

Synonyms overload synonyms

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

overload English » English

overburden surcharge overcharge oversupply overfill excess load burden superload overloading outstock encumber clog weigh down tax swamp surcharge load superimposed load superheavy supercharge load supercharge sovereign soaking saturation preponderance overwork overwhelm overweight overuse overtaxing overstock overriding overloaded overfreight overextension overcapacity overbalance outweigh load king hem in fullness extra duty excessive load excessive demand excess weight excess freight be overweight

Conjugation overload conjugation

How do you conjugate overload?

overload · verb

Examples overload examples

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Movie subtitles

Is that what you think? You overload your brush, slap paint on like putty.
You'll overload your system, die in the pleasantest way but I'll have to pay for it.
On overload.
There's a phaser on overload.
Phaser overload.
If we try, we'll overload our engines.
It may have caused an overload.
The weapon is building up an overload.
What about the danger of an overload?
We've got an overload problem and cannot reach escape velocity.
If we can overload him further, we should be able to immobilise all of them.
Building overload. Cut all power relays.
Control circuits threatening to overload, Captain.
Control circuits threatening to overload, captain.
Careful. Don't overload that boat.
As for food, don't overload me.
There's a phaser on overload in my quarters.
Don't overload the horses.
If it is, he'll soon overload his engines.
Captain, if we try, we'll overload our own engines.
It had unusual properties. lt may have caused an overload.
The weapon is building up an overload, a force chamber explosion.
They fed back my own impulses and built up an overload.
Have you tried overload?
Building overload.
If I activate her too soon she could overload and might even blow up.
If we try, we'll overload our own engines.
What is that? The weapon is building up an overload, a force chamber explosion.
If I understood your manuals that's an overload in progress.

News and current affairs

China's failure to meet GATT standards may catalyze any number of disputes, enough to overload the WTO dispute settlement process, and the processes of obtaining decisions and implementing them could be very time-consuming.
Strong US leadership is required to push the WTO in this direction while avoiding an EU-style future (regulatory overload) or a UN-style future (an irrelevant talking shop).

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