loaded

• Describe algo que está lleno o cargado con un peso pesado, o, en sentido figurado, algo que conlleva una carga emocional o polémica significativa.

Describes something that is filled or burdened with a heavy load, or figuratively, something that carries significant emotional or controversial weight.

1. Filled with a great quantityB1informal

   Containing a large amount of something, often used to describe food or objects.

   cargado de/lleno de

   • The pizza was loaded with cheese and pepperoni.
   • Her backpack was loaded with heavy textbooks.
   • The truck was loaded with supplies for the trip.

   Sinónimosbrimmingfilledfulljammedpackedrepletestuffed

   Antónimosbareemptyhollowunfilledvoid

2. Charged with ammunitionB1formal

   Describing a weapon that has ammunition inside and is ready to fire.

   Cargado (arma)

   • The soldier carried a loaded rifle.
   • Never point a loaded gun at anyone.
   • He checked if the pistol was loaded before cleaning it.

   Sinónimosarmedchargedprimedready

   Antónimosdischargedemptyunloaded

3. Biased or misleadingB2formal

   Describing a statement or question that carries hidden meaning or is intended to influence or trap someone.

   Cargado, tendencioso

   • The lawyer asked a loaded question to confuse the witness.
   • His comment was loaded with sarcasm.
   • Avoid making loaded statements during the negotiation.

   Sinónimoschargedleadingmanipulativeprejudicialslantedtrickyweighted

   Antónimosfairneutralobjectiveunbiased

4. Wealthy or richB2informal

   Having a lot of money or valuable possessions.

   adinerado

   • After winning the lottery, he became loaded.
   • She comes from a loaded family.
   • They live in a loaded neighborhood with huge mansions.

   Sinónimosaffluentflushmoneyedopulentprosperousrichwealthy

   Antónimosbrokedestituteimpecuniouspenuriouspoor

5. Very drunkC1slang

   In a state of extreme intoxication from alcohol.

   muy borracho

   • He got completely loaded at the party last night.
   • After three beers, she was already loaded.
   • They were so loaded they couldn't walk straight.

   Sinónimosblottocannedhammeredplasteredsloshedsmashedstewedwastedwrecked

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de poner una gran cantidad de algo sobre o dentro de algo, o de llenar algo con carga, así como para transferir datos o programas a un dispositivo.

A verb used to indicate the act of putting a large amount of something onto or into something else, or to fill something with a load.

1. Fill with cargo or goodsA2formal

   To put a large quantity of something into a vehicle, container, or machine.

   cargar

   • The workers loaded the truck with boxes.
   • She loaded the dishwasher before dinner.
   • They loaded the cargo onto the ship.

   Sinónimosburdenchargefillfreightladepackstow

   Antónimosunload

2. Put ammunition into a weaponB1formal

   To insert bullets or shells into a gun or other weapon.

   cargar un arma

   • He loaded the rifle before going hunting.
   • The soldier loaded his pistol quickly.
   • Make sure you load the gun carefully.

   Sinónimoschargeprime

   Antónimosdischargeejectemptyunload

3. Install software or dataA2informal

   To transfer data or a program into a computer's memory.

   Cargar (instalar o transferir datos/programas)

   • I need to load the new software onto my laptop.
   • The game is loading, please wait.
   • She loaded the file from the USB drive.

   Sinónimosimportinstallread

   Antónimossavestoreunload

4. Put film into a cameraB1formal

   To insert a roll of film into a camera.

   cargar la película

   • He loaded the film into the camera.
   • She forgot to load the camera before the trip.
   • You need to load the film correctly to avoid jams.

   Sinónimosinsertput inthread

5. Take on a heavy burdenB2informal

   To give someone a lot of work, responsibility, or problems.

   Cargar con una pesada carga

   • They loaded her with too many tasks.
   • He felt loaded with guilt after the argument.
   • Don't load him with all the blame.

   Sinónimosburdenencumberoverloadsaddletaxweigh down

   Antónimosdisburdenrelieveunburden

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