load

US /loʊd/
UK /loʊd/
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1.

a quantity, especially a large one, of something carried or to be carried

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The truck carried a heavy load of timber.
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She had a load of groceries to carry home.
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cargofreightburdenweightshipment
2.

the amount of work to be done by a person or machine

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The new project increased his work load significantly.
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The server couldn't handle the heavy data load.
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workloadburdencapacitydutyresponsibility
1.

to put a large quantity of something onto a vehicle or into a container or space

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They helped him load the furniture onto the moving truck.
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Please load the dishwasher before you leave.
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fillpackstackburdencharge
2.

to put ammunition into (a firearm)

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He quickly loaded his rifle.
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Make sure the gun is not loaded before cleaning it.
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chargeprimearm
3.

to transfer (a program or data) into the memory of a computer or other digital device

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It took a few minutes for the software to load.
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The game will load faster on a newer computer.
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bootuploaddownloadinstall
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loadedload down withload the dicea load off your mind