loads
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /loʊdz/ · UK /ləʊdz/
loads means: Amounts of things carried by a person, vehicle, or machine at one time.
noun
AMOUNTS CARRIEDB1
Amounts of things carried by a person, vehicle, or machine at one time.
- The trucks carried heavy loads.
- I washed two loads of laundry today.
- Several loads of sand were delivered to the building site.
adverb
MUCHB1
By a large amount, especially when comparing things.
- I feel loads better today.
- This route is loads quicker than the old one.
- You will need loads more time for that.
Questions about loads
What does loads mean?
Amounts of things carried by a person, vehicle, or machine at one time.
What is loads in other languages?
Türkçe: yükler · Español: cargas · Français: charges · Deutsch: Ladungen · Italiano: carichi · 日本語: 積み荷
How do you pronounce loads?
In American English /loʊdz/; in British English /ləʊdz/.
How do you use loads in a sentence?
The trucks carried heavy loads. I washed two loads of laundry today.
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