| 释义 |
🔑loadload1 /loʊd / noun [countable] - something (heavy) that is being or is going to be carried负载；负荷◆The ship was carrying a full load of oil.轮船满载石油。
- (often in compounds常构成复合词) the quantity of something that can be carried in a machine, car, etc.承载量；装载量◆a truckload of sand一卡车沙子◆busloads of tourists装满一辆辆大巴的游客
- loads (of something) [plural] (informal) a lot (of something)大量；许多◆loads of cash大把大把的钞票
 ●a load of garbage, trash, etc. (informal) used to emphasize that something is wrong, stupid, etc.大错特错；愚蠢透顶；一派胡言●get a load of sb / sth (informal) used to tell someone to look at or listen to someone or something（告诉某人）看，听◆Get a load of that dress!你瞧那件连衣裙！
🔑loadload2 /loʊd / verb - [intransitive, transitive] to put or have a load or large quantity of something in or on someone or something（给…）装货；将（大量物品）装入◆Are you finished loading yet?你装完货了吗？◆They loaded the plane with supplies for the refugees.他们将救助难民的补给品装上飞机。 OPP unload
- [intransitive] to receive a load承载；装载◆The ship is still loading.那艘船还在装货。
- [intransitive, transitive] (
computing计算机) to put a program or disk into a computer, or to move onto another computer or disk装载，装入（程序或磁盘）；拷出；导出◆The graphics may take a while to load.图像输入可能得花点时间。
- [transitive] to put something into a machine, a weapon, etc. so that it can be used将…装入（机器、武器等）◆to load film into a camera给照相机装胶卷◆He loaded the gun.他给枪装上了子弹。
 ●load sb / sth down (with sth) (usually passive通常用被动语态) to give someone or something a lot of heavy things to carry给…加以重负◆She was loaded down with bags of groceries.她大包小包的提了很多袋杂货。 |