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1 pléthorique
pléthorique [pletɔʀik]adjective• avoir des effectifs pléthoriques [école] to have overcrowded classes ; [entreprise] to have excess staff* * *pletɔʀikadjectif [quantité, trafic] excessive; [classe] overcrowded; [personnel] surplus to requirement (jamais épith)aux effectifs pléthoriques — [société, service] overstaffed
* * *pletɔʀik adj1) (classes) overcrowded2) (documentation) excessive* * *pléthorique adj [quantité, trafic] excessive; [classe] overcrowded; [personnel] surplus to requirement ( jamais épith); aux effectifs pléthoriques [société, service] overstaffed.[pletɔrik] adjectif -
2 surcharger
surcharger [syʀ∫aʀʒe]➭ TABLE 3 transitive verb• surcharger qn de travail/d'impôts to overload sb with work/with taxes* * *syʀʃaʀʒe1) ( charger à l'excès) to overload2) ( accabler) to overburden (de with)3) Informatique to overload* * *syʀʃaʀʒe vt1) [véhicule] to overload2) [décoration] to overdo* * *surcharger verb table: manger vtr1 ( charger à l'excès) to overload; des bagages qui surchargent dangereusement la voiture luggage that dangerously overloads the car; surcharger un texte de citations to cram a text with quotations;2 ( accabler) to overburden (de with); surcharger qn de travail to overburden sb with work;3 ( écrire par-dessus) to cover [sth] with corrections [texte];4 Postes to surcharge [timbre-poste];5 Ordinat to overload.[syrʃarʒe] verbe transitif1. [véhicule] to overload2. [accabler] to overburden3. [alourdir] to weigh down4. [raturer] to alter
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