workload
gb/wˈɚklˌoʊd/ us/wˈɚklˌoʊd/
B1
Engleză
~ 7800
munkaterhelés, munkamennyiség, rendszerterhelés, terhelés
SUBSTANTIV
B1
1
Tipar de utilizare:
[someone]'s workload; a [adjective] workload
Her workload has doubled since two colleagues left the team.
Amióta két kollégája elment a csapatból, megduplázódott a munkaterhelése.
We need to hire more staff to cope with the growing workload.
Több munkatársat kell felvennünk, hogy megbirkózzunk a növekvő munkaterheléssel.
Teachers are complaining about their increasing workload and long hours.
I've been given an unrealistic workload for this month.
To prevent burnout, the manager reviewed everyone's workload and reassigned some tasks.
Exemple pentru cursanți
My workload is very heavy this week.
Ezen a héten nagyon nagy a munkaterhelésem.
He wants a job with a smaller workload.
Olyan állást szeretne, ahol kisebb a munkaterhelés.
The new employee will help reduce our workload.
Students often have a big workload before exams.
She is stressed because her workload is too high.
Greșeală frecventă:
Learners sometimes confuse "workload" with "workplace" (the physical place where you work) or "workflow" (the sequence or process of work). Another common mistake is saying *"a lot workload"* instead of *"a heavy workload"* or *"a large workload"*. Use adjectives like "heavy", "light", "increased", or "reduced" before "workload".
Sens
amount of work to be done
Colocații
heavy workload
|light workload
|manage your workload
|handle the workload
|reduce the workload
|increasing workload
Sinonime
amount of work (More general and descriptive; does not carry the same typical HR or job‑related tone as "workload".)
Antonime
light workload (Describes having relatively little work to do, the opposite of having a lot of work or a demanding workload.)
Teme
work
|business
|education
|core_vocabulary
Definiție
How much work a person or group has to do in a certain time.
The total amount of tasks, duties, or responsibilities that a person or group is expected to complete within a particular period of time.
SUBSTANTIV
C1
TECHNICAL
2
terhelés
B2
Tipar de utilizare:
system workload; workload on [a server]
The new server can handle a much higher workload than the old one.
Az új szerver sokkal nagyobb terhelést tud kezelni, mint a régi.
We moved part of the workload to the cloud to improve performance.
A teljesítmény javítása érdekében a terhelés egy részét áthelyeztük a felhőbe.
During peak hours, the database workload increases dramatically.
The team is working on tools for automated workload management.
To avoid downtime, they distributed the workload across multiple data centers.
Exemple pentru cursanți
This server has a very high workload during the day.
Ennek a szervernek napközben nagyon magas a terhelése.
We need another machine to share the workload.
Szükségünk van még egy gépre, hogy megosszuk a terhelést.
The program failed because the workload was too heavy.
They use three servers to balance the workload.
At night, the system workload is very low.
Greșeală frecventă:
Learners may not realize that "workload" in IT contexts is countable in the sense of measurement but not usually used in the plural (*"workloads"*) unless comparing different systems or types of work. For example: "The workloads on these two servers are very different."
Sens
amount of processing for a system
Colocații
server workload
|system workload
|workload management
|workload balancing
|workload automation
|peak workload
Sinonime
processing load (More technical and specific to computing; usually not used for human tasks like "workload" is.)
Antonime
idle time (Refers to periods when a system has no work to process, the opposite of having an active workload.)
Teme
technology
|computing
|business
|science
Definiție
How much work a computer system or program has to do in a certain time.
The total volume of processing, tasks, or requests that a computer, server, or application is required to handle within a given period of time.
Gramatică
Forma de dicționar
workload
IPA
GB/wˈɚklˌoʊd/
US/wˈɚklˌoʊd/
Silabe și accent
work - load (2 silabe)
Stress on 1st syllable (work)
Forme ale cuvântului
Noun
- Base: workload
- Plural: workload, workloads
Familie de cuvinte
Expresii
heavy workload
1/hˈɛvi wˈɚklˌoʊd/
fixed phrase
a lot of work to do
When a person has a lot of work to do, often more than is comfortable.
Exemple
- She left the job because of the heavy workload and stress.
- Nurses often face a heavy workload during the winter months.
- The company hired more staff to reduce the heavy workload on the team.
light workload
1/lˈaɪt wˈɚklˌoʊd/
fixed phrase
not much work to do
When a person does not have very much work to do.
Exemple
- It's the end of the semester, so the teachers finally have a light workload.
- He enjoys the light workload in his new job, even though the pay is lower.
- During the holiday season, our department usually has a light workload.
manage your workload
1/mˈænɪd͡ʒ jˈʊɹ wˈɚklˌoʊd/
fixed phrase
organize and control your work
To plan and organize your tasks so that you can finish your work without too much stress.
Exemple
- If you learn to manage your workload better, you will feel less stressed.
- The course teaches students how to manage their workload during exams.
- Talk to your supervisor if you are struggling to manage your workload.
reduce the workload
1/ɹɪdˈus ðə wˈɚklˌoʊd/
fixed phrase
make the amount of work smaller
To make the amount of work smaller, usually to help people feel less tired or stressed.
Exemple
- We hired an assistant to reduce the workload on the senior staff.
- Automating data entry can significantly reduce the workload.
- The manager reduced the workload for new employees during their first month.
share the workload
1/ʃˈɛɹ ðə wˈɚklˌoʊd/
fixed phrase
divide work among people
To divide the work so that more than one person helps to do it.
Exemple
- If we share the workload, we can finish this project by Friday.
- Parents should share the workload of housework and childcare.
- The team agreed to share the workload more fairly.
spread the workload
1/spɹˈɛd ðə wˈɚklˌoʊd/
fixed phrase
distribute work more evenly
To move tasks to different people or times so that the work is more balanced.
Exemple
- We need to spread the workload across the week instead of doing everything on Monday.
- The manager spread the workload among several teams to avoid burnout.
- To spread the workload, they rotated staff between busy and quiet departments.