loading in Greek
loading in Greek is φόρτωση — loading means the process of putting a load onto something, or of a computer/webpage preparing data to display.
loading in Greek
φόρτωση
Pronounced: fortosi
(countable, uncountable) The process by which something is loaded.
What does "loading" mean?
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noun The process of putting a load onto something, or of a computer/webpage preparing data to display.
"Slow loading frustrated visitors, so many of them left the page before it appeared."
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noun Extra pay added to a wage to compensate for difficult conditions, such as shift work or lack of benefits.
"Night workers in the factory get a loading to make up for the awkward hours."
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loading in a sentence
- Slow loading frustrated visitors, so many of them left the page before it appeared.
- Loading of the cargo took most of the morning.
- Night workers in the factory get a loading to make up for the awkward hours.
- Her contract included a loading because the job offered no sick pay or holiday leave.
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What is "loading" in Greek?
"loading" in Greek is φόρτωση. loading means: The process of putting a load onto something, or of a computer/webpage preparing data to display.
How do you pronounce φόρτωση?
"loading" in Greek is φόρτωση, pronounced "fortosi".
How do you use "loading" in a sentence?
Example: "Slow loading frustrated visitors, so many of them left the page before it appeared." In Greek, "loading" is φόρτωση.
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