reload
word
Definition
To fill something again, especially a device or webpage; or to put more bullets into a gun.
Usage & Nuances
Common in IT ("reload the page") and in contexts with weapons. In tech, can mean to refresh, update, or restart content. In gaming or movies, often used with guns. Less common in casual conversation unless talking about devices or shooting.
Spanish: recargarPortuguese (BR): recarregarPortuguese (PT): recarregarChinese (Simplified): 重新加载 - 重新装填Chinese (Traditional): 重新載入 - 重新裝填Hindi: फिर से लोड करना - फिर से भरना (गोला-बारूद)Arabic: إعادة التحميل - إعادة تعبئةBengali: পুনরায় লোড করা - আবার ভর্তি করাRussian: перезагрузить - перезарядитьJapanese: リロードする - 再読み込みする - 装填するVietnamese: tải lại - nạp lạiKorean: 재설정하다 - 다시 채우다 - 리로드하다Turkish: yeniden yüklemek - tekrar doldurmakUrdu: دوبارہ لوڈ کرنا - دوبارہ بھرناIndonesian: memuat ulang - mengisi ulang
Example Sentences
Please reload the webpage if it doesn't open.
basic
You should reload the printer with new paper.
basic
The soldier stopped to reload his gun.
basic
If the video freezes, just reload the page and try again.
natural
After every shot, he had to reload quickly.
natural
Sometimes you need to reload an app to fix little glitches.
natural