overhead
ઓવરહેડ
definition
adverb
a helicopter buzzed overhead
above the level of the head; in the sky.
noun
research conducted in space requires more overhead
overhead cost or expense.
The use of these online materials is equivalent to the materials resulting from the traditional practice of reproducing and distributing the class overheads and lecture outlines.
a transparency designed for use with an overhead projector.
adjective
the sun was directly overhead
situated above the level of the head.
an overhead cam four-cylinder engine
(of a driving mechanism) above the object driven.
translation of 'overhead'
ઊંચે આકાશમાં
example
A helicopter seemed to be 'overhead' the whole time.
Instead of talking he just removed the luggage from the 'overhead' and stalked out ahead of me.
If you manage your 'overhead' costs properly, you will impact directly on your bottom line cost base.
You'll make more money if you do because your basic 'overhead' cost will remain constant.
Administration and 'overhead' costs include internal administration, overheads, and management fees to external agencies.
Helicopters buzz constantly 'overhead' and today a huge fat grey airplane circled low around the city.
The wire from that pole to u2018ouru2019 pole was too close to an 'overhead' power supply cable and, in the wind, had rubbed through its insulation.
You may be able to overhear the helicopters 'overhead' .
The all-aluminum engines feature dual 'overhead' cams and four valves per cylinder.
Advances in technology means that engines work more efficiently using an 'overhead' cam.
A week-long closure of both plants is expected to take place in June, in a further effort to cut 'overhead' costs.
I helped her put her luggage up in the 'overhead' so that she would not hit sleeping people while trying to lift it.
The answer is that finding the money is just an 'overhead' cost of the business, like the rent paid for the premises, or the cost of heating the premises.
On the other hand, a small company with lower 'overhead' costs may be able to justify serving much smaller segments who have distinctive needs.
But it passed 'overhead' and soon he could make out the helicopter in the sky, a black against a dark blue.
They take up shelf/warehouse space and contribute to increased 'overhead' cost such as insurance.
Storage consolidation offers a number of benefits, including ease of deployment and reduced administrative 'overhead' .
Hold your breath as you quickly clean the dumbbells to shoulder level, then forcefully press the weights 'overhead' .
Gasoline engines with 'overhead' valves are less polluting than those with side valves.
Each cylinder features two valves, operated by followers running on an 'overhead' camshaft controlling the charge cycle.
By comparison, the Cadillac's 16 'overhead' valves and pushrods sound trite at best.
The Minor's 850 cc 'overhead' cam engine provided the power for the first MG Midgets.
He has dozens of armed policemen after him and helicopters 'overhead' .
This is why 'overhead' power cables travelling long distances have a very high voltages.
Up to 51,000 homes across Northern England were caught in the crisis when gales and blizzards damaged 'overhead' power cables.
A colourful crowd takes shape outside Eau Claire Market as a police helicopter circles 'overhead' .
Instead of buying all new 'overhead' cabinets, the couple found old pieces with character and refurbished them.
Although very successful over the years, the Honda uses dated 'overhead' valve technology - meaning that the engine relies on pushrods to open the valves.
Next, the engine: a 2.4-liter featuring 16 valves with variable valve timing and double 'overhead' cams.
Others are postponing capital expenses or cutting 'overhead' .
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