In simple, everyday terms, an "overload" means loading or burdening something with far too much weight, data, responsibility, or electrical power than it was ever designed or built to handle safely. For example, if you pack a suitcase so tightly that the zipper breaks, the bag is overloaded. If you try to run a microwave, a hair dryer, and a toaster all at once on the same kitchen circuit, you cause an electrical overload that trips the breaker. It signifies reaching a breaking point due to excessive burden.
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