Laden - translation, pronunciation and examples

load — to put something into a vehicle, machine, or container

Means to load a vehicle or container with something; often emphasizes making it carry a load.

In this sense it means to put something into a vehicle; the focus is on getting items inside.

Means to load or transfer goods into transport; it sounds more technical and is often used in logistics.

Usually means to burden or load in a physical or figurative sense; not just putting something in, but adding weight or pressure.

Means to charge a battery or to put something onto a surface; as a loading verb it is less general than laden.

Means to put something into a vehicle; this form makes it especially clear that items are being loaded inside a car, truck, etc.

Means to transfer goods into transport; it emphasizes moving cargo from one place or vehicle to another.

Means to provide a vehicle or vessel with a load; a more precise way to describe something being filled with cargo.

Means to put onto a surface or to charge a battery; unlike laden, it usually involves placing onto something or charging.

A general word for putting something into something or loading/charging it; the broadest and most neutral option.