verb
reload
ree-LOHD
verb
1
To load something, such as a web page, program, or firearm, again.
"Try reloading the page if it doesn't display correctly."
"The soldier stopped to reload his rifle."
How to Use Reload
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo load something again, whether that's a webpage, software, or a weapon.
Common pairings
reload the page
reload a gun
Word Forms
reloaded past tense, reloads plural, reloads singular
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Etymology
Formed from re- plus load.