overhead

overhead
1.
['] adverb über mir/ihm/uns usw.

hear a sound overhead — ein Geräusch über sich (Dat.) hören

2.
['] adjective
1)

overhead wires — Hochleitung, die

overhead cable — Luftkabel, das

overhead projector — Overheadprojektor, der

2)

overhead expenses/charges/costs — (Commerc.) Gemeinkosten Pl.

3.
['] noun

overheads, (Amer.) overhead — (Commerc.) Gemeinkosten Pl.

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[əuvə'hed]
adverb, adjective
(above; over one's head: The plane flew overhead; an overhead bridge.) oben, hoch-...
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over·head
I. n
[ˈəʊvəhed, AM ˈoʊvɚ-]
1. (running costs of business)
▪ \overheads pl BRIT, AUS
▪ \overhead AM laufende Geschäftskosten, allgemeine Unkosten; (not chargeable to a particular product) indirekte Kosten
2. (fam: projector) Overheadprojektor m, SCHWEIZ meist Hellraumprojektor m; (transparency) Folie f
3. (extra code) Zusatzcode m
II. adj
[ˈəʊvəhed, AM ˈoʊvɚ-]
attr, inv
1. (above head level) Hoch-
\overhead tank Hochbehälter m; ELEC oberirdisch
\overhead cable Freileitung f, Luftkabel nt; (between towns) Überlandleitung f; (with high voltage) Hochspannungsleitung f
2. (of running costs of business) laufend
\overhead costs [or expenses] laufende Geschäftskosten, allgemeine Unkosten; (not chargeable to a particular product) indirekte Kosten
3. (taken from above) von oben nach n
\overhead shot Aufnahme f von oben
4. SPORT Überkopf-
III. adv
[ˌəʊvəˈhed, AM ˌoʊvɚˈ-]
in der Luft
a plane circled \overhead ein Flugzeug kreiste über uns
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I ["əʊvə'hed]
1. adv
oben; (= in the sky position) am Himmel, in der Luft

a plane flew overhead — ein Flugzeug flog über uns etc (acc) (hinweg)

2. adj
['əʊvəhed]

overhead compartment — Gepäckfach nt

overhead railway (Brit) — Hochbahn f

overhead kick (Ftbl) — Fallrückzieher m

overhead lighting — Deckenbeleuchtung f

overhead travelling crane — Laufkran

overhead volley (Sport) — Hochball m

II ['əʊvəhed] (COMM)
1. adj

overhead charges or costs or expenses — allgemeine Unkosten pl

2. n (US)
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overhead
A adv [ˌ-ˈhed]
1. (dr)oben:
the stars overhead die Sterne droben;
there is an artist living overhead oben oder (im Stockwerk) darüber wohnt ein Künstler;
“works overhead” „Vorsicht, Dacharbeiten!“
2. TECH (auch von) oben:
the material enters and leaves overhead
B adj [ˈ-hed]
1. overhead aerial (bes US antenna) ELEK Freileitungskabel n;
overhead line ELEK Frei-, Oberleitung f;
overhead projector Overhead-, Tageslichtprojektor m;
overhead railway Br Hochbahn f;
overhead transparency Folie f
2. AUTO
a) overhead valve hängendes oder oben gesteuertes Ventil;
overhead-valve engine oben gesteuerter Motor
b) overhead camshaft oben liegende Nockenwelle
3. overhead costs (oder expenses) → C 1
4. SPORT Überkopf…:
overhead stroke → C 2;
overhead kick (Fußball) (Fall)Rückzieher m
C s [ˈ-hed]
1. WIRTSCH Br meist pl Gemeinkosten pl
2. besonders Tennis: Überkopfball m
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1.
['] adverb über mir/ihm/uns usw.

hear a sound overhead — ein Geräusch über sich (Dat.) hören

2.
['] adjective
1)

overhead wires — Hochleitung, die

overhead cable — Luftkabel, das

overhead projector — Overheadprojektor, der

2)

overhead expenses/charges/costs — (Commerc.) Gemeinkosten Pl.

3.
['] noun

overheads, (Amer.) overhead — (Commerc.) Gemeinkosten Pl.


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