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Meanings of loads in English

Portuguese
montão
Catalan
feix
Spanish
multitud

A large number or amount.

montão

In great or large quantities or abundance.

Usage of loads in English
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Companies that are best practice come with loads and loads of information.
Radio NZ
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When it comes to quickly moving heavy loads, brute power remains key.
Wired
3
However, concerns remained about the high debt loads of some euro-zone nations.
Reuters
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Children with HIV infection have high viral loads, particularly in early childhood.
Pubmed
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Ayla said they were strong and could carry the loads, Proleva said.
The Land of Painted Caves
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Some days there were ten barrow loads, i.e., ten times six thousand.
The Irish Times
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The loads they carried represented survival during the harsh winter months ahead.
The Shelters of Stone
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First, create a function to process the data once the iframe loads:
Website optimization
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The men trailed in and dumped down their loads in a row.
The Land of Footprints
10
The groups are buckling under long-term debt loads totaling 90 billion euros.
Reuters
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Therefore, these designs accept higher loads near full extension than in flexion.
Pubmed
12
They're also somewhat slow, but they're quite economical, especially for light loads.
Winter’s Tale
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So, whichever way you look at it, there's loads of common ground.
The Guardian
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Strains of the virus that create high viral loads are more dangerous.
News.com.au
15
The site also includes social networkingfeatures, videos and loads of free music.
Wired
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The red carpet is a different level, with loads of people fussing.
The Guardian
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montão
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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Common
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