IPA: /ˈoʊvərˌhɛd/
KK: /ˈoʊvərˌhɛd/
Describing something that is situated above or related to expenses that are not directly tied to production.
The overhead lights in the room provide bright illumination.
In a position that is above or higher than something else, especially above the head.
The birds were flying overhead as we walked through the park.
A term used to describe something that is located above head height, such as a light fixture or a projector, or refers to the top surface in a closed space like a ship.
The teacher used an overhead to display the lesson to the entire class.
Overhead → It is formed from "over" (meaning above or higher than) and "head" (meaning the upper part or top). The word "overhead" refers to something that is situated above or at a higher level than something else.
Think of something that is 'above' ('over') and at the 'top' ('head') — that's why overhead means something located above.