reload
verb
re·load
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reloaded;
reloading
Definition of reload
verb, transitive + intransitive
: to load again: such as
a
: to put a charge or load into a weapon again
reloaded a pistol … most competitive shooters reload their own ammunition.— Craig Vaughn This firearm will continuously load, fire, eject, reload, and fire again …— William R. Dietrick
b
: to load or be loaded into a computer's memory or storage again
recorded the time the computer's operating system took to reload The files are stored locally, so that whenever you access a Web site that you have accessed previously, the browser doesn't have to reload the entire page; it simply reads it from the cache.— Terrance A. Rooney
c
: to put a renewed supply of funds or resources into an account
However, the new tickets can not be reloaded with credit like a standard smartcard.— Benedict Brook
Other Words from reload
reloadable
\ (ˌ)rē-ˈlō-də-bəl
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adjective
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adjective
a reloadable gift card
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reload
verb
English Language Learners Definition of reload
: to put bullets, film, etc., into something (such as a gun or camera) again
: to put data into a computer's memory again
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