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load
noun
things
,
goods
,
or
weight
that
a
person
,
animal
,
or
vehicle
is
carrying
at
one
time
•
The
donkey
struggled
under
the
heavy
load
of
firewood
.
The
donkey
struggled
under
the
heavy
load
of
firewood
.
•
We
put
the
whole
load
of
groceries
in
the
car
trunk
.
We
put
the
whole
load
of
groceries
in
the
car
trunk
.
Old
English
lād
“
way
,
journey
,
carrying
,”
later
“
that
which
is
carried
,”
related
to
lead
(
verb
)
in
the
sense
of
‘
cause
to
go
.’
noun
a
large
amount
of
work
,
tasks
,
or
responsibility
someone
has
to
deal
with
•
Our
teacher
gave
us
a
huge
load
of
homework
for
the
weekend
.
Our
teacher
gave
us
a
huge
load
of
homework
for
the
weekend
.
•
Managing
three
projects
at
once
put
a
heavy
load
on
him
.
Managing
three
projects
at
once
put
a
heavy
load
on
him
.
verb
to
put
things
or
people
onto
a
vehicle
,
container
,
or
device
so
they
can
be
moved
or
used
•
Workers
loaded
the
boxes
onto
the
ship
before
sunrise
.
Workers
loaded
the
boxes
onto
the
ship
before
sunrise
.
•
Please
load
the
dishwasher
after
dinner
.
Please
load
the
dishwasher
after
dinner
.
verb
(
computing
)
to
move
data
,
a
program
,
or
a
web
page
into
a
computer
’
s
memory
so
it
can
run
or
be
viewed
•
It
takes
only
seconds
to
load
the
game
on
this
new
console
.
It
takes
only
seconds
to
load
the
game
on
this
new
console
.
•
The
website
failed
to
load
because
of
the
weak
signal
.
The
website
failed
to
load
because
of
the
weak
signal
.
