loads
/loʊdz/
noun
- A large amount or number of something; many.
- She has loads of homework to finish before the weekend.
- There were loads of people at the concert last night.
- I bought loads of snacks for the road trip.
- Things that are being carried or transported; cargo or burden.
- We need to unload these loads of hay from the trailer.
- The ship took on a load of grain at the port.
- The truck was carrying a heavy load of bricks.
- The amount of weight or pressure that something supports or bears.
- The shelf collapsed under the load of too many books.
- The foundation must support the load of the entire building.
- The bridge was designed to handle a load of up to 50 tons.
verb
- Puts something onto a vehicle, container, or surface for transport or storage.
- She loads her backpack with supplies before every hike.
- The workers load boxes onto the delivery truck each morning.
- He loads the dishwasher every evening after dinner.
- Puts ammunition into a gun or film into a camera.
- She loads the film into the old camera and closes the back.
- The soldier loads his rifle carefully before the drill.
- He loads the paintball gun with fresh pellets.
- Transfers data or a program into a computer's memory.
- She loads the software onto her laptop from a USB drive.
- The website loads a new image every few seconds.
- The game loads slowly on this old computer.
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