Overload | Mean of overload in English Dictionary

/ˌoʊvɚˈloʊd/

• Verb
• to put too great a load on or in (something)
1. Don't overload the washing machine.
2. The truck was overloaded with wood.
3. He overloaded his essay with facts and figures.
• to give too much work to (someone)
1. My boss is overloading me with extra work.
• to cause (something, such as an electrical circuit) to be used for too many things at the same time
1. That outlet is overloaded and could start a fire.
2. an overloaded circuit