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overworking

verb, -ing form of «overwork» (overworking); noun (overworking)

«overworking» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Overworking is working too hard or too long. tree →
Overworking someone or something is making them work too much. tree →

In the lessons

In health and adult life: overworking can make people tired and ill; in stories: a cruel master overworking his horses.

Examples

Dad has been overworking and needs a rest. tree →
Overworking can make you ill. tree →
Stop overworking your brain; take a break. tree →
The farmer was accused of overworking his horses. tree →
Overworking the dough makes the bread tough. tree →
Many nurses are overworking this winter. tree →

Note

From «overwork». Past: overworked. Adjective: overworked (very tired from too much work).

On Mova

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