Definition of reload - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
firearmsload a gun again with ammunition
- He quickly reloaded the gun before the next round.
2.
technologyTECH. refresh a web page or documentTECH.
- Please reload the page to see the updates.
3.
storagefill a container again
- She reloaded the water bottle before the hike.
Origin of reload
Latin, re (again) + load (burden)
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Examples of reload in a sentence
The soldier reloaded swiftly under pressure. You need to reload the document after editing. The browser might need to reload to fix the error. He had to reload the printer with paper. They paused to reload their supplies.
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- French:recharger, actualiser, ...
- German:nachladen, neu laden, ...
- Italian:ricaricare, aggiornare, ...
- Spanish:recargar, actualizar, ...
- Portuguese:recarregar, atualizar, ...
- Chinese:重新装弹, 刷新, ...
- Japanese:弾を込める, 再読み込みする, ...
- Arabic:أَعادَ تَعْبِئَةَ, حَدَّثَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִטְעוֹן מֵחָדָשׁ, לְרַעֲנֵן, ...
- Russian:перезарядить, перезагрузить, ...
- Ukrainian:перезарядити, перезавантажити, ...
- Hindi:बंदूक में फिर से गोलियाँ भरना, ताज़ा करना, ...
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