load control
US: /loʊd kənˈtroʊl/
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Definition of load control - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
electricityTECH.management of electrical power demand to keep energy use within safe limitsTECH.
  • The utility upgraded its load control system during the summer heatwave.
2.
aviationTECH.process of planning and checking aircraft weight and balance before flightTECH.
  • Ground crews completed load control before the plane left the gate.
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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.

Expressions with control

under controladj.
not causing any immediate concern
The patient's condition is under control.
control freakn.
person with obsessive need to control events
She is a control freak about her wedding plans.
damage controln.
actions taken to limit negative effects of a problem
The company engaged in damage control after the scandal broke..
outta controladj.
not manageable or under control
The party got outta control after midnight.
beyond one's controladj.
not able to be controlled by someone
The delay was beyond his control.
out of controladj.
wildly unrestrained or violent
The party got out of control after midnight.
control the purse stringsv.
have authority over financial decisions
The finance committee controls the purse strings of the organization.
have fingertip controlv.
control something with great precision and ease
She can have fingertip control over the aircraft's movements.
in controladj.
having authority over a situation or task
She is in control of the entire project.
remote controln.
device used to operate appliances from a distance
He lost the remote control for the TV.

Terms related to load control

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Examples of load control in a sentence

  • Smart meters allow real‑time load control in residential neighborhoods.
  • Accurate load control is essential for safe takeoff.
  • The airline upgraded its software to improve load control.

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  1. French:gestion de la charge, contrôle de chargement, ...
  2. German:Laststeuerung, Load Control, ...
  3. Italian:controllo del carico, bilanciamento del carico, ...
  4. Spanish:control de carga, planificación de carga, ...
  5. Portuguese:controlo de carga, planeamento de carga, ...
  6. Chinese:负荷控制, 载重控制, ...
  7. Japanese:負荷制御, 重量バランス管理, ...
  8. Arabic:تَحَكُّم فِي اَلْحِمْل, مُراقَبَة الحُمُولَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּקְרַת עֹמֶס, בְּקָרַת עוֹמֶס, ...
  10. Russian:управление нагрузкой, контроль загрузки, ...
  11. Ukrainian:керування навантаженням, контроль завантаження, ...
  12. Hindi:भार नियंत्रण, लोड कंट्रोल, ...

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