dynamic load
daɪˈnæmɪk loʊd
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Definition of dynamic load - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
changing loadTECH.load that changes over timeTECH.
  • The bridge was designed to withstand the dynamic load of moving vehicles.
2.
physicsTECH.force from moving or changing conditionsTECH.
  • Dynamic loads affect the stability of the structure.
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Expressions with dynamic

dynamic duon.
two people who work well together
The dynamic duo solved the problem quickly.
dynamic experiencen.
engaging and interactive encounter
The museum offers a dynamic experience with its interactive exhibits.
dynamic situationn.
situation that changes frequently
The stock market is a dynamic situation.
dynamic shiftn.
significant change in a situation or condition
The company experienced a dynamic shift in its market strategy.
dynamic systemn.
system characterized by constant change or activity
The weather is a dynamic system, always unpredictable and changing.
dynamic balancen.
state where a moving body stays steady without falling
Gymnasts need excellent dynamic balance when performing on the balance beam.

Expressions with load

load upv.
fill something with cargo or items
They load up the truck with boxes.
a load ofdet.
a large number of people or things
A load of people showed up at the event.
lighten the loadv.
reduce the weight or amount of something
They lightened the load by removing unnecessary items.
share the loadv.
help someone with their work or responsibilities
We need to share the load to finish this project on time.
dump one's loadv.
empty a container or vehicle
The truck driver dumped his load at the construction site.
load of garbagen.
large amount of waste materials collected together
The truck carried a load of garbage to the landfill.
load the dicev.
to rig a situation for a desired result
They loaded the dice to ensure their candidate would win.
shoulder the loadv.
take on a difficult task or responsibility
She had to shoulder the load after her boss left.
drop a loadv.
release a heavy burden or load
The truck stopped to drop a load of bricks.
lazy man's loadn.
heavy load carried to avoid multiple trips
He took a lazy man's load and dropped everything.

Terms related to dynamic load

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
adjustingalteringchangingdynamicmodulatingshiftingtransformingvaryingforceimpactloadpressure

Examples of dynamic load in a sentence

  • Dynamic load affects the structural integrity of buildings.
  • Engineers must consider dynamic loads in design.
  • Dynamic loads can cause unexpected failures.

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  1. French:charge dynamique, ...
  2. German:dynamische Belastung, dynamische Last, ...
  3. Italian:carico dinamico, ...
  4. Spanish:carga dinámica, ...
  5. Portuguese:carga dinâmica, ...
  6. Chinese:动态负载, 动载, ...
  7. Japanese:動的荷重, 動荷重, ...
  8. Arabic:حِمْل دِينَامِيكِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֹמֶס מִשְׁתַּנֶּה, ...
  10. Russian:динамическая нагрузка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:динамічне навантаження, змінне навантаження, ...
  12. Hindi:गतिशील भार, ...
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