lading

• Sustantivo que designa los bienes o mercancías transportados por un vehículo grande, como un barco, camión o avión, o la acción de cargar dicha mercancía.

A noun referring to goods or cargo carried by a large vehicle, such as a ship, truck, or aircraft.

incontable

1. Cargo or freightB2formal

   The goods or merchandise carried by a ship, aircraft, truck, or other large vehicle.

   carga o mercancía transportada

   • The ship's lading included containers of electronics and textiles.
   • The bill of lading listed all the items in the cargo hold.
   • They carefully inspected the lading before unloading the truck.

   Sinónimosburdencargoconsignmentfreightloadmerchandisepayloadshipment

• Verbo arcaico que significa cargar, abrumar u oprimir, usado a menudo en la forma de participio pasado 'laden'.

An archaic verb meaning to load, burden, or weigh down, often used in past participle form 'laden'.

verbo irregular

1. Remove with a ladleC1formalculinary

   To take out or scoop a liquid using a ladle or similar utensil.

   sacar con cucharón

   • She laded the hot soup into bowls for the guests.
   • He carefully laded the sauce over the roast.
   • Using a large spoon, he laded the broth into the container.

   Sinónimosbailladlescoopspoon

2. Load or burdenC1formal

   To put a load onto something, or to burden someone with a responsibility.

   cargar, sobrecargar

   • The workers laded the cargo onto the ship.
   • They laded the truck with supplies for the journey.
   • He felt laded with endless tasks after the promotion.

   Sinónimosburdenchargeencumberfreightloadsaddletaxweigh down

   Antónimosdisburdenlightenunburdenunladeunload