overloaded in Italian
overloaded in Italian is carico, gravato, oberato — overloaded means carrying or holding more than it should.
overloaded in Italian
carico
loaded too heavily
gravato
loaded too heavily
oberato
loaded too heavily
onusto
loaded too heavily
abusato
(computing) of a name, used for more than one variable or procedure etc; differentiated by the compiler based on context
What does "overloaded" mean?
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adj Carrying or holding more than it should.
"The overloaded shelf finally gave way."
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adj In programming, having several different meanings or behaviours depending on context.
"The function is overloaded so it can accept either a string or a number."
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overloaded in a sentence
- The overloaded shelf finally gave way.
- The function is overloaded so it can accept either a string or a number.
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What is "overloaded" in Italian?
"overloaded" in Italian is carico, gravato, oberato. overloaded means: Carrying or holding more than it should.
How do you use "overloaded" in a sentence?
Example: "The overloaded shelf finally gave way." In Italian, "overloaded" is carico, gravato, oberato.
Are there other ways to say "overloaded" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "overloaded": carico, gravato, oberato, onusto, abusato.
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