load

verb
UK /ləʊd/
US /loʊd/

To put things onto something so it can be carried.

We load the boxes into the truck.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The amount of something that is carried at one time.

The truck carried a heavy load of bricks.

3. To put bullets into a gun.

The soldier loaded his rifle.

4. To put data or a program into a computer.

Please load the game on my tablet.