Vocab Bloom Hub

load up

/loʊd ʌp/

Tradução: Verbo frasal que significa encher ou carregar algo até o limite, como carregar um veículo, um dispositivo ou uma arma.

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verb

/loʊd ʌp/B1formal
  • ptVerbo frasal que significa encher ou carregar algo até o limite, como carregar um veículo, um dispositivo ou uma arma.

A phrasal verb meaning to fill or charge something to capacity, such as loading a vehicle, device, or weapon.

incontável · transitivo e intransitivo · phrasal, separável

  1. Fill with cargo or itemsinformal

    To put a large amount of something into a vehicle, container, or space.

    ptCarregar

    • They loaded up the truck with furniture for the move.
    • We need to load up the car before the trip.
    • He loaded up his backpack with supplies for the hike.

    Sinônimosburdenchargefillfreightladeloadpackstowstuff

    Antônimosdischargeemptyunload

  2. Install or start softwareinformalIT

    To start a program or load data into a computer's memory.

    ptCarregar

    • The game is loading up now.
    • She loaded up the spreadsheet to check the data.
    • I need to load up the new software on my laptop.

    Sinônimosbootexecuteinitializelaunchloadopenrunstart

  3. Consume or take in large amountsinformal

    To eat, drink, or take something in large quantities.

    ptConsumir em grandes quantidades

    • He loaded up on coffee before the long drive.
    • They loaded up on snacks for the movie night.
    • She loaded up on vitamins to boost her immune system.

    Sinônimosbingedevourgorgeguzzleoverindulgepig outsatiatescarfstuffwolf

Formas
  • loaded up past participle
  • loaded up past simple
  • loading up present participle
  • loads up third person singular

Verbo baseload

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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