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1 вверху
............................................................1. overhead(adv. & adj.) بالاسری، هوایی، بالا، دربالای سر، مخارج کلی، سرجمع............................................................2. above(adv.) در بالا، بالای، بالای سر، نام برده، بالاتر، برتر، مافوق، واقع دربالا، سابق الذکر، مذکور در فوق -
2 надземный (-ая, -ое, -ые)
............................................................1. overhead(adv. & adj.) بالاسری، هوایی، بالا، دربالای سر، مخارج کلی، سرجمع............................................................2. overground............................................................3. above ground -
3 подвесной (-ая, -ое, -ые)
............................................................1. hanging(n.) عمل آویختن، اعدام، بدار زدن، چیز آویخته شده (مثل پرده و غیره)، آویز، معلق، آویزان، درحال تعلیق، محزون، مستحق اعدام............................................................2. suspended{ suspend: ـ(vt. & vi.) آویزان شدن یا کردن، اندروا بودن، معلق کردن، موقتا بیکار کردن، معوق گذاردن}............................................................3. suspension(n.) توقف، وقفه، تعطیل، ایست، تعلیق، بی تکلیفی، آویزان، آویزانی، اندروا، آونگان، اندروایی، آویزش............................................................4. overhead(adv. & adj.) بالاسری، هوایی، بالا، دربالای سر، مخارج کلی، سرجمع
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overhead — 1530s, above one s head (adv.), from OVER (Cf. over) + HEAD (Cf. head). The adjective is attested from 1874. As a noun, short for overhead costs, etc., it is attested from 1914 … Etymology dictionary
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