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Meanings of overheating in English
Elevated body temperature due to failed thermoregulation that occurs when a body produces or absorbs more heat than it dissipates.
Usage of overheating in English
1
Unfortunately, the formula is much less well suited to today's overheating economy.
2
The Central Bank is concerned that the housing market could be overheating.
3
A market with a figure above 120 is considered to be overheating.
4
Not that inflation, let alone growth, can be said to be overheating.
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The sole cause of abandonment was the overheating of the air-cooled engines.
6
They must be able to cruise at very slow speed, without overheating.
7
Proper-fitting clothing that is layered to prevent overheating and sweating is essential.
8
Wiping it clean off the grill to make sure it's not overheating.
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Thus rain, we see, has caused four conflagrations, and simple overheating forty-four.
10
Threepio was once again rapidly overheating his circuits toward the Corellian ingrate.
11
The silicone thread makes it non-slip and also protects it against overheating.
12
In the meantime she was dying, maybe from suffocation, maybe from overheating.
13
Before you knew it, everything was overheating and beginning to shut down.
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But some market experts are concerned oil and other commodities markets are overheating.
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Modestly higher official borrowing costs are needed to prevent the economy from overheating.
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This debate is now framed as being about whether the economy is overheating.
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Translations for overheating
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Overheating through the time
Overheating across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare