load in English: A large amount of things that a person, animal, or vehicle carries. "Load" is also a verb: to put things into or onto something. (noun)

Translation

A large amount of things that a person, animal, or vehicle carries. "Load" is also a verb: to put things into or onto something.

Word origin

From Old English lad, a way or a carrying, the same root as the word lode.

Gender

Pluralloads

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"A load" is the amount of things being carried.

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A person can carry a load too.

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As a verb, "load" means to put things into or onto something.

carry

To hold something and move it from one place to another.

box

A container with straight sides, used to hold or carry things.

heavy

Weighing a lot; hard to lift or carry.

truck

A large road vehicle used to carry heavy goods from place to place.

pack

To put things into a bag or box so you can carry or store them.

burden

A heavy load that you carry, or a duty or problem that feels heavy.

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