IPA: /loʊd/
KK: /loʊd/
To receive or take on a load, often referring to vehicles or containers that are being filled with goods or cargo.
The truck will load at the warehouse before heading out.
Past: loaded
Past Participle: loaded
A weight or burden that is carried or supported, which can also refer to a mental or emotional burden.
The truck was carrying a heavy load of bricks.
To put a burden or weight onto something, or to fill something with items or information.
He will load the truck with boxes before the move.
Past: loaded
Past Participle: loaded
Load → The word 'load' originates from Old English 'ladan', meaning to lead or carry. It refers to the act of carrying or transporting something, especially a burden or cargo.
Think of the Old English word 'ladan', which means to carry or lead. This helps you remember that 'load' refers to something that is carried.