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loads

British  
/ ləʊdz /

plural noun

  1. (often foll by of) a lot

    loads to eat

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adverb

  1. (intensifier)

    loads better

    thanks loads

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Example Sentences

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"According to workers at the mines, some 30-tonne trucks that carry lithium concentrate exceed their maximum loads by 15 more tonnes," he said.

From Barron's

We're not a massive country and we don't have loads and loads of players.

From BBC

She explained: "There is support out there. There is the charity Coeliac UK that has loads of different information and advice available for parents - they've been our Bible."

From BBC

Betsie had never been able to lift much; today her shovelfuls were microscopic and she stumbled frequently as she walked to the low ground where we dumped the loads.

From Literature

While Martin’s government faces a range of domestic problems, including a worsening housing crisis and a patchwork health care system, it also has loads of money and a huge budget surplus.

From Salon