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The meaning (definition) of the word load
a lot of things carried at one time
The word load used in a sentence
“I carried a big load of towels to the basket.”
How the word load is said around the world
| French | charge (sharzh) |
| Spanish | carga (KAHR-gah) |
| Mandarin | 一大堆 (ee dah dway) |
| Hindi | बोझ (bohj) |
| Arabic | حِمْلٌ (HIM-lun) |
| Russian | груз (grooz) |
| Portuguese (EU) | carga (KAR-guh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | carga (KAHR-gah) |
| Japanese | にもつ (NEE-moh-tsoo) |
| German | Last (lahst) |
| Urdu | بوجھ (BOHJ) |
| Punjabi | ਬੋਝ (bohj) |
| Korean | 짐 (jeem) |
| Hebrew | משא (mah-SAH) |
| Greek | φορτίο (for-TEE-oh) |
| Dutch | lading (LAH-ding) |
| Tagalog | karga (KAHR-gah) |
| Vietnamese | đống đồ (dohng DOH) |
| Turkish | yük (yewk) |
| Persian | بار (bahr) |
| Polish | ładunek (wah-DOO-nek) |
| Ukrainian | вантаж (vahn-TAHZH) |
| Bengali | বোঝা (BOH-jhah) |
| Swedish | lass (lahss) |
| Italian | carico (KAH-ree-koh) |
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