reload (A2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˌriːˈləʊd/

Definition

To load again, especially a firearm with ammunition or a computer program with data.

Examples

• The hunter had to reload his shotgun after missing his first shot.

• Please reload the page to see the latest updates.

• The game character needed to reload their weapon before the next wave of enemies.

How to Use reload

reload with (prepositional phrase)

To fill again with ammunition. — "The soldier reloaded his rifle with a fresh clip."

reload a page (collocation)

To refresh a web page in a browser. — "You need to reload the page to see the new comments."

Synonyms of reload

Words with a similar meaning to reload:

• replenish
• recharge
• restock

Antonyms of reload

Words with the opposite meaning to reload:

• empty
• discharge

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