overhead in Irish
overhead in Irish is lastuas — overhead means positioned above, especially above one's head.
overhead in Irish
lastuas
Located above, especially over the head.
lastuas
Above one's head; in the sky.
What does "overhead" mean?
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adj Positioned above, especially above one's head.
"Please do not leave bags in the overhead locker during take-off."
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noun The ongoing costs of running a business that aren't tied to a specific product or service.
"Cutting overhead is hard when the office rent keeps going up."
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adv Above, in the sky or at a higher level.
"Dark clouds gathered overhead just as we started the picnic."
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overhead in a sentence
- Please do not leave bags in the overhead locker during take-off.
- The overhead cables were covered in frost this morning.
- Cutting overhead is hard when the office rent keeps going up.
- The bakery's overhead includes insurance, electricity and the cost of cleaning.
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What is "overhead" in Irish?
"overhead" in Irish is lastuas. overhead means: Positioned above, especially above one's head.
How do you use "overhead" in a sentence?
Example: "Please do not leave bags in the overhead locker during take-off." In Irish, "overhead" is lastuas.
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