lading

• Nom désignant les marchandises ou la cargaison transportées par un grand moyen de transport tel qu'un navire, un camion ou un avion.

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

indénombrable

1. Cargo or freightB2formal

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

   Cargaison

   • 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.

   Synonymesburdencargoconsignmentfreightloadmerchandisepayloadshipment

• Verbe archaïque ou littéraire signifiant charger, alourdir ou accabler, souvent employé au participe passé 'laden'.

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

verbe irrégulier

1. Remove with a ladleC1formalculinary

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

   Retirer à la louche

   • 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.

   Synonymesbailladlescoopspoon

2. Load or burdenC1formal

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

   Charger ou accabler

   • 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.

   Synonymesburdenchargeencumberfreightloadsaddletaxweigh down

   Antonymesdisburdenlightenunburdenunladeunload