Business Dictionary : Load
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Load : noun : goods which are transported
Load of A Lorry = goods carried by a lorry or contender
Load of A Container = goods carried by a lorry or contender
Lorry-Load = amount of goods carried on a lorry or container
Container-Load = amount of goods carried on a lorry or container
A container-load of spare parts is missing.
They delivered six lorry-loads of coal.
Commercial Load = amount of goods or number of passengers which a bus or tram or plane has to carry to make a profit
Maximum Load = largest weight of goods which a lorry or plane can carry
Load Carrying Capacity = amount of goods which a lorry is capable of carrying
Load Factor = number of seats in a bus or train or plane which are occupied by passengers who have paid the full fare
Workload = amount of work which a person has to do
He has difficulty in coping with his heavy workload.
Load : verb : to load a lorry or a ship = to put goods into a lorry or a ship for transport
To load cargo onto a ship…
A truck loaded with boxes…
A ship loaded with iron…
Fully loaded ship = ship which is full of cargo
Load : ( of ship) : to take on cargo
The ship is loading a cargo of wood.
Load : to put a program into a computer
Load the word-processing program before you start keyboarding.
Loading : noun : loading bay = section of road in a warehouse where Lorries can drive in to be loaded
Loading Dock = part of a harbour where ships can load or unload
Loading Ramp = raised platform which makes it easier to load goods onto a lorry
NOTE : no plural
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