Collocations for "loading"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "loading" in context.
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loading
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n as adj
- [parked, located] at the loading [dock, bay]
- drove [into, up to] the loading area
- has a loading capacity of [twenty tons]
- the loading [speed, rate, time]
- a front-loading [washing machine, dishwasher]
- a [back, front] -loading [vehicle, tanker]
- the loading (and unloading) of [cargo, pallets, shipments, goods, deliveries]
- [oversees, supervises, checks] the loading of [cargo]
- the loading of [data, figures, information] into (the system)
- the loading of [power, current] (to a device)
- insurance: [premium, policy] loading
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load
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- [a heavy, a wide, an oversize, a double] load
- carry a (heavy) load
- a maximum load of
- a [full, partial, easy, difficult] course load
- [lighten, reduce, increase] the load
- [weighed down, burdened, struggling under] the load
- wash a load of clothes
- do a load of laundry
- [earning, making] money by the (bucket) load
- [ate, helped me] a load
- that [story, idea] is a load of [garbage, crap]
- UK: [that's, what] a load of [rubbish, nonsense]
- US, offensive: [that's] a load of [crap, bulls**t]
- take a load off (your feet)
- that's a load off my mind!
- loads of [money, problems, admirers, people]
- I (already) have loads (of)
- slang: get a load of [this, that car, her]!
- load the [car, truck, trailer]
- loaded [it, our bags] into the [car]
- load up the [car]
- load it (up) with [boxes, crates, apples]
- load [boxes] into the [car]
- load the [page, text, image, movie]
- load and [save, stream, run]
- [server, page] failed to load
- takes [too long, a long time, ages] to load
- load [a gun, your weapon, the rifle]
- load and [point, aim, shoot, fire]
- the ship loaded [fuel, supplies, cargo]
- loaded (us) down with [gifts, tasks, coats]
- (food) is loaded with [carbs, additives]
- load the [car, truck, trailer]
- [a heavy, a wide, an oversize, a double] load
- front-load [washer, dryer]
- loaded [it, our bags] into the [car]
- carry a (heavy) load
- load up the [car]
- a maximum load of
- load it (up) with [boxes, crates, apples]
- a [full, partial, easy, difficult] course load
- load [boxes] into the [car]
- [lighten, reduce, increase] the load
- load the [page, text, image, movie]
- [weighed down, burdened, struggling under] the load
- load and [save, stream, run]
- wash a load of clothes
- [server, page] failed to load
- do a load of laundry
- takes [too long, a long time, ages] to load
- [earning, making] money by the (bucket) load
- load [a gun, your weapon, the rifle]
- [ate, helped me] a load
- load and [point, aim, shoot, fire]
- that [story, idea] is a load of [garbage, crap]
- the ship loaded [fuel, supplies, cargo]
- UK: [that's, what] a load of [rubbish, nonsense]
- loaded (us) down with [gifts, tasks, coats]
- US, offensive: [that's] a load of [crap, bulls**t]
- (food) is loaded with [carbs, additives]
- take a load off (your feet)
- that's a load off my mind!
- loads of [money, problems, admirers, people]
- I (already) have loads (of)
- slang: get a load of [this, that car, her]!
'loading' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):