Hi there, students. Overhead or overheads, let's see. Overhead can be an adverb and an adjective. (Sam?) what is above you? Below my flat, there are some Italians who live there. And overhead, there are two spanish. Overhead, above my head. The plane flew overhead. Ok. It is an adverb. The ceiling is overhead. Ok, so over your head, above your head. But we have another meaning for this in business. Very often we use the phrase 'overheads'. These are the fixed costs of the business. without taking into an account making anything. Maybe you need to pay rent, repairs and electricity and different ultility bills and things like that. These are fixed cost not the costs, the variable cost when you produce more things. These are the costs that (?) cost you stay to open. The overheads of the business, if you like, the running cost. This is the cost without taking into an account making anything. When you actaully start to make something, Those costs are not overheads. So overheads, the basic costs of the business. Ok, so, overhead, the plane flew overhead; and the overheads of the business are extremely expensive and I don't know how we can make profit. One thing is good about working in the internet is the overheads, the fixed costs are very low. Ok, so anyway, overhead, overheads. If you enjoy this video, give it a rating; subscribe to my channel and I will see you soon. Bye for now.
各位!overhead和overheads,我們看看這兩個詞
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