英：[ˈləʊdɪd]
美：[ˈloʊdɪd]
loaded如何读
loaded是什么意思
adj.
载重的，有负荷的
充满…的
〈美俚〉喝醉了的
〈美俚〉富有的
v.
把…装上车[船]( load的过去式)
装…
loaded自然拼读
load·ed
lo dihd
loaded词根
词根：load
n.load 负载，负荷；工作量；装载量
loading 装载；装货；装载的货
loader 装货的人；载入程序；装货设备；装填器
v.loading 装载，装填，担负（load的ing形式）； 装入
vi.load [力] 加载；装载；装货
vt.load 使担负；装填
loaded英英释义
adjective
carrying a load: such as
a loaded freight train
containing an explosive charge : having bullets insidea loaded handgun
a loaded warhead
of a camera having film inside
informal having a large amount of something a report loaded with errors: such as
a store loaded with goods
having a large amount of money : wealthy
She left them a fortune and the family is now loaded.
equipped with an abundance of features
a fully loaded car
filled or topped with many things
a loaded baked potato
featuring a great amount of top-level talent a loaded competition
a basketball team with a loaded roster
chiefly US slang intoxicated by alcohol or drugsespecially: drunk … no matter how loaded he got, Billy did his drinking at home and always put the cans in the recycling bin … —Stephen King
They got loaded at the party.
carrying a hidden or secondary meaning that is capable of causing unease "You tell me," Cora said. "Do you think I had a therapist?" Aaron's mouth fell open. That was a loaded question. Any answer would be wrong.—Parnell Hall
Because "asylum" is a loaded term, it can draw attention to crucial issues facing vulnerable Americans, but it also tends to foreclose discussion of real solutions.—The New York Times
weighted to favor a specific outcome (figurative) … the dice of life are loaded in favor of first borns in ways they simply aren't for any siblings who come along later.—Jeffrey Kluger
loaded dice
adjective
loaded词组
fully loaded满载
spring loaded受载弹簧；弹簧加压的
loaded question含沙射影韵问题
loaded词源中文解释
1660年代，“负担，负重”的过去分词形容词，来自 load（动词）。关于骰子，从1739年开始（在一本法语短语书中，翻译为 des Dez chargés），指的是插入的铅以使其不平衡。 “富有，有钱”的意义可追溯至1910年。关于枪支，始于1858年。俚语意义上的“醉了”来自1886年，可能来自表达 take one's load “喝饱”（1590年代）。
loaded_计算机行业词汇
【修】(带，有)负载
已装入[加载]
loaded词源英文解释
The first known use of loaded was in 1577
loaded儿童词典英英释义
loan1 of 2noun
money lent at interest
something lent for a limited time
permission to use something for a time
loan2 of 2verb
lend sense 1
loamnoun
soil entry 3 sense 2especially: a soil consisting of a loose easily crumbled mixture of varying amounts of clay, silt, and sand
loamnoun
soil entry 3 sense 2especially: a soil consisting of a loose easily crumbled mixture of varying amounts of clay, silt, and sand
loafernoun
a person who loafs
a low shoe with no laces
loaf1 of 2noun
a usually oblong mass of bread
a dish (as of meat) baked in the form of a loaf
loaf2 of 2verb
to spend time idly or lazily
loadstone
loadstar
load1 of 2noun
something taken up and carried
the amount that can be carried at one time—often used in combinationa boatload of tourists
10 loads of sand
a mass or weight supported by something
the load on a column
something that depresses the mind or spirits
a load of care
a large quantity : lot—usually used in plural
had loads of fun
a charge for a firearm
amount of work done or expected to be done
the demand upon the ability of a system to produce what it is meant to produce
the load on an engine
slang a good look : a full view—used in the phrase get a load of
load2 of 2verb
to put a load in or on load a gun loaded my arms with books
load a truck
to place a weight or burden on load more work on him
vines loaded down with grapes
to supply abundantly
load a person with honors
to put runners on (first, second, and third base) in baseball
the pitcher loaded the bases by walking three batters
to fill with an often unfair appeal to the emotions loaded words
load a question
to put something like a load into load a disk drive
load a camera with film
to put or place in, on, or into something as or as if a load load film into a camera
load wood on a truck
to copy or transfer into a computer's memory
load a program
load1 of 2noun
something taken up and carried
the amount that can be carried at one time—often used in combinationa boatload of tourists
10 loads of sand
a mass or weight supported by something
the load on a column
something that depresses the mind or spirits
a load of care
a large quantity : lot—usually used in plural
had loads of fun
a charge for a firearm
amount of work done or expected to be done
the demand upon the ability of a system to produce what it is meant to produce
the load on an engine
slang a good look : a full view—used in the phrase get a load of
load2 of 2verb
to put a load in or on load a gun loaded my arms with books
load a truck
to place a weight or burden on load more work on him
vines loaded down with grapes
to supply abundantly
load a person with honors
to put runners on (first, second, and third base) in baseball
the pitcher loaded the bases by walking three batters
to fill with an often unfair appeal to the emotions loaded words
load a question
to put something like a load into load a disk drive
load a camera with film
to put or place in, on, or into something as or as if a load load film into a camera
load wood on a truck
to copy or transfer into a computer's memory
load a program
loadedadjective
slang drunk entry 2 sense 1
wealthy sense 1, rich
loaded 例句
1 The driver then loaded the back of the car with all their belongings, while the grandfather and grandmother got in the car with the son and his wife.
2 And the eye-shop man said that he was certain that the accordion-man had been a famous jazz musician once and was actually loaded, so I shouldn’t worry about him.
3 The Allies together were an eclectic, spirited group, loaded with idealism and aspirations and representing a broad swath of backgrounds.
4 “I’m pretty good at doing research and investigating. So how about you help me with my photography and I’ll keep you loaded with information?”
5 I don't remember exactly how much I had, but I was pretty loaded.
6 The armorers operated in teams of three as they loaded bombs.
7 I got two water guns, loaded them at the bathroom sink, and brought them out.
8 Shortly thereafter, he donated the balance of his bank account to OXFAM, loaded up his car, and vanished from their lives.
9 There were days when the sun was bright and the sea was calm—and there was no coffee ready to be loaded.
10 The press is loaded in favour of this present government...
新闻界偏袒本届政府。
11 My backpack was loaded down with some extra books that I had borrowed from the library for the science project.
12 But then he realized the gun wasn’t even loaded, and he started to cry.
13 When the truck came, timed with the police patrols, it would be loaded and gone within a few minutes.
14 Ensure the trucks leaving the loading area are not leaking on own loaded.
确保运灰车上的灰渣不漏卸在装运区域.
15 He loaded me down with three pots of sweet marjoram, which he said everyone needs in his or her garden.
16 So, I loaded everyone’s gifts in my trunk, climbed in the car, and drove away.
17 The gun was always loaded, and always above the door so that Pa could get it quickly and easily, any time he needed a gun.
18 “When one of the fishermen, let’s say Tata Boanda, has good luck on the river and comes home with his boat loaded with fish, what does he do?”
19 That's a loaded question.
那是一个意味深长的问题。
20 She loaded a plate for herself, then sat down at the table, beside Luke’s usual spot.
loaded 同义词
1 富有的
rich prosperous moneyed silk stocking well-heeled oofy successful substantial wealthy affluent opulent well-to-do well-off well heeled flush gilded well off strong lousy Wealthy abundant pursy
2 装满弹药的
4 喝醉
tanked up well oiled drunk wiped out intoxicated blasted inebriated stewed sloshed half-cut mullered intoxicate under the influence wapsed fuzzled rileyed scraunched swazzled woofled stotious full cut blue shot comfortable wet mixed floating rigid cooked twisted gone bottled sloppy limp boiled jagged ripped potted preserved greased smashed boozy crashed stoned tipsy malty piped woozy screwed stung cockeyed corked buffy fou tanked honkers sozzled walleyed chocker shit-faced swacked flako spiflicated cup corn bighead liquor gin lubricate sozzle tipsify can soak souse fuddle the worse for drink lit to the gills have a pack have a snoot full get a can on get tanked up have a buzz on tie one on be in beer knocked out in wine draw blank in pot
5 不公平的
dirty unfair unjust shitty unbalanced unequal wrongful inequitable uncharitable low-down unsporting
6 醉的
high shot drunk baked drunken pickled blitzed shit-faced stocious shicker in cups well oiled Brahms and Liszt
11 意味深长
12 意味深长的
15 很有钱
16 负荷
17 醉了的
18 喝醉的
tanked up well oiled drunk wiped out intoxicated blasted inebriated stewed sloshed half-cut mullered under the influence wapsed fuzzled rileyed scraunched swazzled woofled stotious full cut blue shot comfortable wet mixed floating rigid cooked twisted gone bottled sloppy limp boiled jagged ripped potted preserved greased smashed boozy crashed stoned tipsy malty piped woozy screwed stung cockeyed corked buffy fou tanked honkers sozzled walleyed chocker shit-faced swacked flako spiflicated lit to the gills
20 豪华
smart grand elegant magnificent luxurious lush plush sumptuous opulent princely Tony ritzy richly luxury extravagance
21 很有钱的
22 富有
23 受重压
24 装了货的
25 装载的
32 喝醉了的
canned slewed pie-eyed toxy owl-eyed cut shot bottle screw wet blind mixed fried lush cooked plaster saturated powdered striped queer illuminated shellac slosh tipsy muggy malty spiffy lit woozy screwy stewed frazzled cross-eyed corky corked buffy soused crocked bosky stinko walleyed well-fixed squiffed flako owled shellack awash
34 喝醉酒的
37 大醉的
38 吸毒的
39 烂醉的
40 酒醉
high tight stiff canned smashed groggy vinous besotted ossified pixilated fuddle shot in the neck be in drink feel on pain have had a few
41 装着货的
43 非常富有
45 负荷的
46 含蓄
implicit implied restrained implicitly inner seminal undemonstrative connotation reticence by implication veiled soft-core
48 增加重量
49 吃饱了的