overload in Irish
overload in Irish is anluchtaigh — overload means to load something with more than it can safely or properly handle.
overload in Irish
anluchtaigh
(intransitive) To fail due to excessive load.
What does "overload" mean?
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verb To load something with more than it can safely or properly handle.
"Don't overload the extension cord with too many appliances."
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noun An amount that exceeds what a system, person, or circuit can cope with.
"The blackout was caused by a power overload."
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overload in a sentence
- Don't overload the extension cord with too many appliances.
- She felt like her schedule had been overloaded with meetings.
- The blackout was caused by a power overload.
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What is "overload" in Irish?
"overload" in Irish is anluchtaigh. overload means: To load something with more than it can safely or properly handle.
How do you use "overload" in a sentence?
Example: "Don't overload the extension cord with too many appliances." In Irish, "overload" is anluchtaigh.
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