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onload
onload
offload [ˌɒfˈləʊd, Am ˈɑːfloʊd] VB trans
1. offload (unload):
offload passengers
2. offload (get rid of):
3. offload (relieve oneself):
to offload sth (on to sb)
wag(g)onload [ˈwægənləʊd] N
wag(g)onload
I. unload [ʌnˈləʊd, Am -ˈloʊd] VB trans
1. unload (remove the contents):
2. unload inf (get rid of):
unload goods
unload goods
3. unload (release):
unload one's heart
II. unload [ʌnˈləʊd, Am -ˈloʊd] VB intr
1. unload (when delivering):
2. unload (be emptied):
download [ˌdaʊnˈləʊd, Am ˈdaʊnloʊd] VB trans COMPUT
unloading N FIN
upload VB trans COMPUT
less-than-carload ADJ COMM
busload [ˈbʌsləʊd] N
I. reload [ˌriːˈləʊd, Am -ˈloʊd] VB trans
II. reload [ˌriːˈləʊd, Am -ˈloʊd] VB intr
loaded [ˈləʊdɪd, Am ˈloʊd-] ADJ
1. loaded (filled):
2. loaded (unfair):
loaded question
loaded question
3. loaded Brit inf (rich):
4. loaded Am inf (drunk):
Present
Iunload
youunload
he/she/itunloads
weunload
youunload
theyunload
Past
Iunloaded
youunloaded
he/she/itunloaded
weunloaded
youunloaded
theyunloaded
Present Perfect
Ihaveunloaded
youhaveunloaded
he/she/ithasunloaded
wehaveunloaded
youhaveunloaded
theyhaveunloaded
Past Perfect
Ihadunloaded
youhadunloaded
he/she/ithadunloaded
wehadunloaded
youhadunloaded
theyhadunloaded
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Everyone would catch up on the issues of the day as the farmers waited for their turn to drop off their wagonload of vegetables.
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A thousand wagonloads of material were carried between the two sites.
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But local lore for over fifty years after spoke of wagonloads of material carted from the courthouse building site.
en.wikipedia.org
Wagonload has suffered from limited transparency with limited information for customers on movements and significant variation in delivery times.
www.railjournal.com
They were once so plentiful that they were hauled away by the wagonload until overfishing and such industrial development as hydro-electric dams decimated the population.
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