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Definition of workload - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
employmentamount of work assigned to a person or group
- The team's workload increased significantly after the project expansion.
2.
workamount of work for an organization
- The company's workload doubled this quarter.
3.
capacityTECH. amount of work a machine can handleTECH.
- The new printer's workload is impressive.
Expressions with workload
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large amount of work to be done
She struggled to manage her heavy workload at the new job.
large amount of work to be done
She managed to complete the hefty workload before the deadline.
Origin of workload
English, work (labor) + load (burden)
Terms with workload included in their meaning
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excessive workload
having too much work to manage effectively
technology
tolerate increased workload or demand
workload
being extremely occupied with tasks or work
workload
be extremely busy with tasks or responsibilities
workload
the amount of work yet to be done
workload
maximum amount of work a person or group can handle well
workload
pressure from excessive mental effort
workload
having too many tasks to handle effectively
workload stress
have too much work to do and feel overwhelmed
school workload
pressures or challenges faced in educational settings
workload
overwhelmed with tasks or responsibilities
work
increasing workload or tasks excessively
workload
overwhelmed by many requests
workload
extremely busy with many tasks
technology
system's ability to adapt to workload changes
workload
set of tasks assigned to a person or group
bureaucracy
number of subordinates increases regardless of workload
acr: IBM Workload Deployer
IBM tool for managing and deploying cloud applications
workload
designed to handle a lot of work
workload
demand too much effort or energy
workload
remove a task or responsibility from someone
abr: Workload Management
system that controls and balances work tasks
Examples of workload in a sentence
Managing the workload of the entire department is challenging. His workload increased after the promotion. The team struggled to manage the heavy workload. The server's workload increased during peak hours. Engineers tested the workload capacity of the new engine.
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- French:charge de travail, charge professionnelle, ...
- German:Arbeitsbelastung, Arbeitspensum, ...
- Italian:quantità di lavoro, volume di lavoro, ...
- Spanish:carga de trabajo, capacidad de trabajo, ...
- Portuguese:carga de trabalho, quantidade de trabalho, ...
- Chinese:工作量, 工作负荷, ...
- Japanese:作業量, ワークロード, ...
- Arabic:عِبْءُ العَمَل, حَجم العَمَل, ...
- Hebrew:עוֹמֶס עֲבוֹדָה, נֶפַח עֲבוֹדָה, ...
- Russian:нагрузка, рабочая нагрузка, ...
- Ukrainian:навантаження, робоче навантаження, ...
- Hindi:कार्यभार, काम की क्षमता, ...
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