load

Definition

  • noun: something that is lifted and carried
  • noun: the quantity that can be carried at one time by a specified means
  • verb: to put an amount of something in or on (something)
  • verb: to put a load in or on
  • often used in combination
  • synonyms: weight, burden, lading

Examples

  • There's a lot of work to be done, and you have to carry/bear your share of the 'load'. [=you have to do your share of the work]

  • The good news has really 'taken a load off my mind'. [=has allowed me to stop worrying; has made me feel relieved]

  • I wish there were some way I could help lift this 'load' [='weight, burden'] from his shoulders.

Movie quotes

  • (..) No. Sorry. Where ya been? Me and Neck got caught up helpin' Galen. You're supposed to be helpin' me. I had to load this myself. I know. I'm sorry. Get on in the back, can't be later than we are. Supposed to be . It's , you do your share. (..)
    2012 Mud