reload
/riˈloʊd/
noun
- An act of reloading, especially in a video game or with a weapon.
- The reload took only two seconds in the simulation.
- The game has a slow reload that leaves you vulnerable.
- He practiced his reload to improve his shooting speed.
verb
- To load something again, such as a gun, a camera, or a software application.
- He had to reload his camera after taking fifty photos.
- If the webpage freezes, try to reload it by pressing the refresh button.
- The soldier quickly reloaded his rifle during the training exercise.
- To fill or supply something again, especially a container or device.
- She reloaded the printer with more paper.
- I need to reload my prepaid phone card with more minutes.
- The bartender reloaded the ice bucket for the party.
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