caseload
ˈkeɪsloʊd
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Definition of caseload - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
worknumber of cases handled by a court, social worker, or doctor
  • The judge's caseload has doubled this year due to increased litigation.
workload
2.
managementgroup of individuals with managed cases
  • The social worker's caseload includes families from various backgrounds.
assignment responsibility workload
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Origin of caseload

English, case (instance) + load (burden)

Examples of caseload in a sentence

  • Her caseload includes several high-profile cases.
  • The lawyer's caseload doubled after the new law passed.
  • Managing a heavy caseload requires excellent organizational skills.

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  1. French:charge de travail, cas, ...
  2. German:Fallzahl, Fallbestand, ...
  3. Italian:carico di casi, carico di lavoro, ...
  4. Spanish:número de casos, casos asignados, ...
  5. Portuguese:número de casos, carga de casos, ...
  6. Chinese:案件数量, 案量, ...
  7. Japanese:案件数, 担当ケース, ...
  8. Arabic:عِبْءُ القَضَايَا, عدد الحالات, ...
  9. Hebrew:עוֹמֶס תִּיקִים, מִצְבַּת מְטוּפָּלִים, ...
  10. Russian:количество дел, нагрузка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кількість справ, навантаження, ...
  12. Hindi:मामलों का कार्यभार, मामलों का समूह, ...

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