load

load
ləud 1. noun
1) (something which is being carried: The lorry had to stop because its load had fallen off; She was carrying a load of groceries.) lass, ladning
2) (as much as can be carried at one time: two lorry-loads of earth.) (fullt) lass
3) (a large amount: He talked a load of rubbish; We ate loads of ice-cream.) massevis av
4) (the power carried by an electric circuit: The wires were designed for a load of 15 amps.) strømbelastning
2. verb
1) (to take or put on what is to be carried (especially if heavy): They loaded the luggage into the car; The lorry was loading when they arrived.) lesse, laste (opp)
2) (to put ammunition into (a gun): He loaded the revolver and fired.) lade
3) (to put film into (a camera).) sette i (film)
belastning
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byrde
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lade
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ladning
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lass
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last
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laste
I
subst. \/ləʊd\/
1) last, lass
a load of hay
et høylass
2) (også overført) bør, byrde, last
his son's illness was a heavy load to carry
sønnens sykdom var en tung bør å bære
3) (teknikk) belastning, press
4) (om vaskemaskin) forklaring: hvor mye en vaskemaskin rommer
the washing-machine takes a load of ...
vaskemaskinen rommer ...
5) arbeidsbyrde, (arbeids)plikt
6) (gammeldags, i skytevåpen) ladning
7) (elektrisitet) nettbelastning, strømforbruk
8) (jernbane) lastvekt
9) (geologi) forklaring: materialmengde som føres med elv, isbre, havstrøm e.l.
get a load of (hverdagslig) høre på, lytte se på, legge merke til
have\/get a load on (spesielt amer., hverdagslig) ha tatt seg et glass for mye, være på en snurr
loads (hverdagslig) masse(vis), lassevis, hauger
loads of (hverdagslig) lassevis med, massevis av, fylt opp med, en masse
loads of people
massevis av folk
shoot one's load (vulgært, om mann) komme, sprute, ejakulere
take a load off one's feet (hverdagslig) sette seg (ned)
take a load off someone's mind velte en stein fra noens hjerte, løfte en bør av noens skuldre
II
verb (loaded - loaded eller laden) \/ləʊd\/
1) laste, lesse, fylle, legge inn i
load a ship
load coal
2) laste (om bord), ta inn last, ta om bord last, ta inn passasjerer
3) tynge ned, overlesse, laste full
4) overøse, overvelde
load somebody with gifts
load somebody with abuse
5) legge i(nn), sette i(nn), lade
load a camera
legge inn film
6) (om våpen) lade
load quickly
lade kjapt
7) (EDB) laste
8) (teknikk) belaste
9) (elektronikk) mate, lade
10) (forsikring, om premie) heve, øke
11) (børs) kjøpe opp aksjer i store mengder
load a question formulere et ledende spørsmål
load dice forfalske terninger (ved å gjøre dem tyngre på den ene siden)
load down tynge ned, overlesse
the grapes load down the vines
druene tynger ned vinrankene
load somebody down with parcels
overlesse noen med pakker
load down one's stomach proppe i seg, lange i seg
be loaded up with (også) ha overflod av
loaded with sorrow tynget av sorg
load somebody with someting eller load something on (to) somebody laste noe på noen
load the dice against somebody frata noen enhver sjanse til å lykkes
lack of education loaded the dice against him
mangel på utdannelse fratok ham enhver sjanse til å lykkes
the dice are heavily loaded against us
vi har alle odds mot oss
load the dice in favour of støtte, favorisere, begunstige
load up laste opp, lesse på laste full, lesse full, overlesse ta inn passasjerer, ta ombord folk proppe i seg

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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