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Oxford 5000 vocabulary |B2|SPEAKING vocabularyWRITING vocabularyload /ləʊd $ loʊd/ noun [countable]
load verb
بار زدن؛ بار
ظرفیت، شارژ کردن، بارگیری کردن، ذخیره کردن، فشار، مسئولیت، بار الکتریکی، عملکرد ماشین یا دستگاه، بار کردن، گرانبار کردن، سنگین کردن، فیلم (دردوربین) گذاشتن، بار گیری شدن، بار زدن، علوم مهندسی: فشار، بار داشتن (در تحلیل عاملها)، کامپیوتر: فرمانی انتقال اطلاعات از حافظه جانبی به حافظه اصلی، الکترونیک: بار خارجی، عمران: نیرو، معماری: بار، روانشناسی: بار داشتن، بازرگانی: ظرفیت بارگیری، محموله، ورزش: فشنگ گذاری، علوم هوایی: بار، پر کردن تفنگ یا توپ، فشنگ گذاری کردن، عمل پرکردن تفنگ با گلوله، بار مهمات هواپیما، بارگیری مهمات، علوم نظامی: خشاب
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Advanced Persian Dictionaryمهندسی صنایع: بار، فشار
الکترونیک: فرمانی انتقال اطلاعات از حافظه جانبی به حافظه اصلی،
کامپیوتر: ظرفیت، ظرفیت بارگیری،
تجارت خارجی: بار کردن، شارژ کردن، بار، فشار،
علوم مهندسی: فشنگ، فشنگ گذاری،
ورزشی: بار زدن، بارگیری کردن، بار، محموله،
بازرگانی: بار،
هواپیمایی: بار،
معماری: ذخیره گذاری کردن، خرج گذاری کردن، بار، بار کردن، پر کردن تفنگ یا توپ، فشنگ گذاری کردن، بار مهمات هواپیما، بارگیری مهمات، خشاب،
علوم نظامی: بار، نیرو،
عمران: بار داشتن،
در تحلیل عاملها، : روانشناسی: بار خارجی،
الکترونیک: بار، کوله بار، فشار، مسیولیت، بارالکتریکی، عمل پرکردن تفنگ باگلوله، عملکرد ماشین یا دستگاه، بار کردن، پر کردن، گرانبارکردن، سنگین کردن، فیلم (دردوربین) گذاشتن، بار گیری شدن، بار زدن، تفنگ یا سلاحی را پر کردنفرمانی انتقال اطلاعات از حافظه جانبی به حافظه اصلی،
کامپیوتر: ظرفیت، ظرفیت بارگیری،
تجارت خارجی: بار کردن، شارژ کردن، بار، فشار،
علوم مهندسی: فشنگ، فشنگ گذاری،
ورزشی: بار زدن، بارگیری کردن، بار، محموله،
بازرگانی: بار،
هواپیمایی: بار،
معماری: ذخیره گذاری کردن، خرج گذاری کردن، بار، بار کردن، پر کردن تفنگ یا توپ، فشنگ گذاری کردن، بار مهمات هواپیما، بارگیری مهمات، خشاب،
علوم نظامی: بار، نیرو،
عمران: بار داشتن،
در تحلیل عاملها، : روانشناسی: بار خارجی،
الکترونیک: بار، کوله بار، فشار، مسیولیت، بارالکتریکی، عمل پرکردن تفنگ باگلوله، عملکرد ماشین یا دستگاه، بار کردن، پر کردن، گرانبارکردن، سنگین کردن، فیلم (دردوربین) گذاشتن، بار گیری شدن، بار زدن، تفنگ یا سلاحی را پر کردن
[TahlilGaran] Persian Dictionary ▲
Synonyms & Related Wordsload[noun]Synonyms:- cargo, consignment, freight, shipment
- burden, albatross, encumbrance, millstone, onus, trouble, weight, worry
[verb]Synonyms:- fill, cram, freight, heap, pack, pile, stack, stuff
- burden, encumber, oppress, saddle with, weigh down, worry
- make ready, charge, prime
Antonyms: sinecure, unload
Contrasted words: breeze, child's play, cinch, duck soup, picnic, pipe, pushover, snap
Related Idioms: millstone around one's neck
Related Words: bale,
pack,
parcel,
shipment,
care,
liability,
obligation,
responsibility,
drag,
drain,
pressure,
bear,
carry,
convey,
transport,
glut,
gorge,
surfeit,
flood,
oversupply,
swamp [TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary ▲
English DictionaryI. load1 S1 W3 /ləʊd $ loʊd/
noun [countable][
Language: Old English;
Origin: lad 'support, carrying']
1. AMOUNT OF SOMETHING a large quantity of something that is carried by a vehicle, person etc
load of
a load of wood The lorry had shed its load (=the load had fallen off). The plane was carrying a full load of fuel.2. a load (of something) (
also loads (of something) British English)
informal a lot of something:
We got a load of complaints about the loud music. Don’t worry, there’s loads of timeloads to do/see/eat etc There’s loads to see in Paris.3. a bus load/car load/truck load etc the largest amount of something that a vehicle can carry:
a bus load of tourists4. a load of crap/bull etc (
also a load of rubbish British English)
spoken not polite used to say that something is bad, untrue, or stupid:
I thought the game was a load of crap.5. WORK the amount of work that a person or machine has to do:
The computer couldn’t handle the load and crashed.a light/heavy load (=not much or a lot of work) Hans has a heavy teaching load this semester. My work load has doubled since Henry left. They hired more staff in order to spread the load.6. WORRY a problem or worry that is difficult to deal with:
When someone is depressed, the extra load of having financial problems can make the situation worse. Knowing he was safe was a load off my mind (=I felt less worried). Coping with ill health was a heavy load to bear.7. WASHING a quantity of clothes that are washed together in a washing machine:
I’ve already done three loads of laundry this morning.8. get a load of somebody/something spoken used to tell someone to look at or listen to something that is surprising or funny:
Get a load of this! Your stars say you are going to meet someone who’s rich.9. WEIGHT the amount of weight that something is supporting:
a load-bearing wall It increased the load on the wheels.10. ELECTRICITY technical an amount of electrical power that is being produced
[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
II. load2 verb1. [intransitive and transitive] (
also load up) to put a large quantity of something into a vehicle or container
Antonym : unload:
Have you finished loading up? It took an hour to load the van. Will you help me load the dishwasher?load something into/onto something Emma loaded all the groceries into the car. He loaded the cups onto a tray.load something with something She loaded up the car with camping gear.2. [transitive] to put a necessary part into something in order to make it work, for example bullets into a gun or film into a camera
load something with something Did you load it with 200 or 400 film?load something into something Can you load the CD into the player, please?3. [intransitive and transitive] to put a program into a computer:
The program takes a while to load. To load the file, press the ‘return’ key.4. [intransitive] (
also load up) if a ship, aircraft etc loads, goods are put onto it:
The first ship to load at the new port was the ‘Secil Angola’.load with The boat called at Lerwick to load up with fresh vegetables.load somebody/something down phrasal verb1. [usually passive] to give someone more work or problems than they can deal with
Synonym : weigh downbe/feel loaded down with something Jane felt loaded down with money worries.2. to make someone carry too many things
Synonym : weigh downbe loaded down with something I was loaded down with bags so I took a taxi.load up on something phrasal verb American English to get a lot of something so that you are sure you will have enough
Synonym : stock up (on):
People were loading up on bottled water.load somebody (up) with something phrasal verb to give someone a lot of things, especially things they have to carry
[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
Collocationsload noun ADJ. heavy, light He has a heavy teaching load this year.
full The plane took off with a full load. VERB + LOAD bear, carry | lighten, share, spread We're trying to spread the load by employing more staff.
drop, dump, shed A lorry has shed its load of wood on the motorway. PREP. under its, etc. ~ The tables creaked under their heavy load. [TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary ▲
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