| 词汇 | load |
| 释义 | load Theme: CARS n. an automobile.Whose junky old load is that parked in front of the house?I'm saving money so I can replace this load with a new car. Theme: DRINKING - PORTION 1. n. as much liquor as one can hold. Harry had quite a load of booze.Mary is carrying a load. 2. n. a drink of liquor. Can I have a load from your bottle?Help yourself to a load. Theme: DRUGS - PORTION n. a dose of drugs; an injection of drugs.She shoots a load every day or two.He scored enough for a load only yesterday. Theme: DRUGS - SUPPLY n. a drug supply; a stash.My load is up in the closet.If his load dwindles, he gets more easily. load 1. noun 1 an ejaculation's worth of semen US, 1927. 3 a stock of illegal drugs UK, 1978. 4 25 bags of heroin. It is interesting to note that a 'half load' adds up to 15 bags (of heroin) US, 1969. 5 a dose of a drug US, 1952. 6 a codeine pill combined with a Doriden™ sleeping pill, producing an opiate-like effect US, 1989. 7 a state of intoxication US, 1947. 8 any sexually transmitted infection AUSTRALIA, 1936. 9 an inept, ludicrous, stupid or unpleasant person US, 1950. 10 a car US, 1937. 11 fabricated evidence AUSTRALIA, 1975. 12 a car in poor condition US, 1937.► get a load ofto look at; to observe US, 1922.► take a load offto sit down US, 1922 2. verb 1 to fabricate evidence AUSTRALIA, 1975. 2 to alter (dice); to weight (dice) to score a certain point US, 1962 load down 1. be loaded down with sth to be carrying or holding a lot of things or people: We were all loaded down with luggage, so we took a taxi to the airport. A truck, loaded down with refugees, was fleeing from the fighting. The table was loaded down with jellies and ice cream.■ SIMILAR TO: weigh down2. load sb down • load down sb usually passive to give someone a lot of work, duties etc, especially more than they can deal with+ with Everyone in the department is loaded down with work at the moment.■ SIMILAR TO: weigh down, be snowed under load up 1. load up sth • load sth up • load up to put a lot of things into a vehicle or onto an animal before you start a journey: Dad loaded up the car the night before we left, so that we could leave early the next day.+ with Apparently the plane was loaded up with $25,000 worth of marijuana, and then flown to South Florida. Everyone on the expedition had to load up with enough food and water for two weeks.■ SIMILAR TO: pack2. load up sth • load sth up • load up BrE if a computer loads up a program, it goes through the processes that are necessary for you to use it: He read through his faxes while waiting for his computer to load up the programme. This computer's very slow. It takes almost five minutes to load up. load up on load up on/with sth to get or buy a lot of something that you need or want: Mum's always going to the store to load up with health foods. We'll need to load up on alcohol well before Christmas.■ SIMILAR TO: stock up load1. n. as much liquor as one can hold. (see also loaded.) Harry had quite a load of booze. 2. n. a drink of liquor. Can I have a load from your bottle? 3. n. a dose of drugs; an injection of drugs. (see also loaded. Drugs.) She shoots a load every day or two. 4. n. a drug supply; a stash. (Drugs.) If his load dwindles, he gets more easily. 5. n. a large purchase of heroin. (Drugs.) I’ve scored a load that’ll last me a few days. 6. n. an (old) car. (see also heap.) Whose junky old load is that parked in front of the house?
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