overhead
ਓਵਰਹੈੱਡ
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.
example
On the other hand, a small company with lower 'overhead' costs may be able to justify serving much smaller segments who have distinctive needs.
Operating and management costs and 'overhead' expenses will be shared by the owners, with Club One taking over the headache of running the fleet.
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.
Blair reached up to the 'overhead' to retrieve his pack, and a twinge of remembered pain clutched his chest.
The rubber inflatable octopus in the 'overhead' compartment is for important financial purposes only!
A colourful crowd takes shape outside Eau Claire Market as a police helicopter circles 'overhead' .
The association said its proposal is based on increased 'overhead' costs for maintenance, spare parts and fuel.
Calculate how much you spend in total on ongoing 'overhead' costs including rent, electricity and wages.
The labourers tapped the 'overhead' power lines situated at least 2 kilometers away from the labour lines on May 16.
Cylinder deactivation, a natural for OHV engines, is achievable but far more complex with 'overhead' cams.
The helicopter then showed up 'overhead' the wreckage, about 50 yards away from me.
I helped her put her luggage up in the 'overhead' so that she would not hit sleeping people while trying to lift it.
The one carry-on bag must fit in an 'overhead' compartment or under the seat.
This is why 'overhead' power cables travelling long distances have a very high voltages.
In less time than it takes to tell, Swan had an 'overhead' kick cleared off the line by Frost, before the equaliser arrived from a penalty after 61 minutes.
His eyes roamed the dense canopy 150 feet 'overhead' , spotting every monkey, toucan, tree rat, and sloth around us.
Up to 51,000 homes across Northern England were caught in the crisis when gales and blizzards damaged 'overhead' power cables.
Tarl stood up and grabbed her bag from the 'overhead' .
But it passed 'overhead' and soon he could make out the helicopter in the sky, a black against a dark blue.
Why, just the other day one of our 'overhead' lights began to flicker.
Although very successful over the years, the Honda uses dated 'overhead' valve technology - meaning that the engine relies on pushrods to open the valves.
The Landlord does not accrue substantial 'overhead' expenses, as only a skeletal support organization is needed.
The air was cold, and the drifting of clouds high 'overhead' was more marked.
Storage consolidation offers a number of benefits, including ease of deployment and reduced administrative 'overhead' .
You may be able to overhear the helicopters 'overhead' .
Today's cars offer 'overhead' cam engines with multiple valves or variable valve timing which provide good fuel economy, but little low end torque.
They have dual 'overhead' cams and four valves per cylinder.
It would simply be part of the 'overhead' expense incurred by the solicitor in the proper conduct of his practice.
I got my bag from the 'overhead' and started off the plane.
She saves on 'overhead' costs by owning her properties, which enriches her businesses.
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