load up
To put lots of things into a vehicle or container so it is ready to go.
Meanings
To fill a vehicle with passengers, luggage, or cargo ready for a journey.
"We loaded up the van the night before to get an early start."
To put a large amount of something into or onto a container, plate, or device.
"She loaded up her plate with as much food as it could hold."
To install or open software or a program on a computer.
"Load up the presentation before the clients arrive."
Commonly used for filling trucks, cars, or ships with cargo. Also used figuratively for filling a plate with food or a computer with software. 'Load up on' is a related phrasal verb focusing on accumulating supplies.
Commonly used with
Forms
Understand "load up" better
Real video examples
Video examples are being collected. Check back soon.
Synonyms
Want to master this phrasal verb?
Practice "load up" on Looplines