Difference between revisions of "load"
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Revision as of 15:37, 6 December 2021
Naija
Etymology
From: English load
Pronunciation
- loȃd
Noun
- Someting wey heavy wey person fit carry for head or hand.
- If woman do operation e no good to dey carry heavy load. — (NSC_2021, When a woman undergoes an operation, it is not advisable for her to carry heavy load.)
- E no good make man dey carry load for head. — (NSC_2021, It is not good for a man to carry load on his head.)
Translation
- English: load
Verb
- Make person carry someting wey heavy carry put for inside someting.
- Driver don load di goods. — (NSC_2021, The driver has load the goods.)
- Make conductor dey tell passengers make dem dey enter motor.
- Dat bus don already load for dere. — (NSC_2021, That bus over there is already filled with passengers.)
Translation
- English: load, fill up