Definition of reload in English:

reload

verb riːˈləʊdriˈloʊd

[with object]

Load (something, especially a gun that has been fired) again.
重新装（枪弹等）
he reloaded the chamber of the shotgun with fresh cartridges
他给猎枪重新装上弹药。
no object Charlie reloaded and took aim
查理重新装弹并瞄准目标。
Example sentencesExamples
- The man looked up at Sara while reloading his revolver with practiced efficiency.
- The lone gunman ducked down, reloading his gun.
- He reloaded his shotgun, and counted the barrels in his jacket pocket.
- In a moment's time, he was in front of it, hopping off his stolen bike and reloading his pistol.
- A third, after the gun was reloaded, hit him in the head.
- He told the court his friend told him to reload the gun, and he did so with ammunition from the other man's pocket.
- He tossed Deputy Jones the magnum and reloaded the shotgun.
- Slotting the capsule into the pistol, she reloaded the pistol with bullets.
- An evil grin hitched his mouth up slightly and he reloaded his pistols.
- The German fighters were also limited in that they could not reload their guns if they ran out of ammunition while over Kent etc.
- He stood, on the main deck of his ship watching as the men prepared their ammunition, and reloaded the cannons.
- His army at the same time reloaded their guns, then rest them on their shoulders.
- He hitched up his gunbelt, checked the Colt in his shoulder holster, and reloaded his carbine.
- That's some weaponry they have, he thought as he reloaded his extra gun.
- Watching his own hands carefully, he reloaded the revolver, looking at the empty shells now at his feet.
- On the steps of the police station Andrew frantically reloaded his gun, jamming more bullets into the circular chamber.
- He reloaded his shotgun to fire the second shot, which hit Ward in the back as he tried to run away.
- I especially enjoy the sound made when reloading the shotgun.
- Jason quickly picked up ammo from his dead enemy and reloaded his gun.
- I looked at Greene who was currently reloading his rifle.
Synonyms
refill, top up, fill up, replenish, recharge, resupply

Definition of reload in US English:

reload

verbriˈloʊdrēˈlōd

[with object]

Load (something, especially a gun that has been fired) again.
重新装（枪弹等）
he reloaded the chamber of the shotgun with fresh cartridges
他给猎枪重新装上弹药。
no object Charlie reloaded and took aim
查理重新装弹并瞄准目标。
Example sentencesExamples
- I especially enjoy the sound made when reloading the shotgun.
- I looked at Greene who was currently reloading his rifle.
- He tossed Deputy Jones the magnum and reloaded the shotgun.
- Watching his own hands carefully, he reloaded the revolver, looking at the empty shells now at his feet.
- On the steps of the police station Andrew frantically reloaded his gun, jamming more bullets into the circular chamber.
- The lone gunman ducked down, reloading his gun.
- He hitched up his gunbelt, checked the Colt in his shoulder holster, and reloaded his carbine.
- A third, after the gun was reloaded, hit him in the head.
- Jason quickly picked up ammo from his dead enemy and reloaded his gun.
- The man looked up at Sara while reloading his revolver with practiced efficiency.
- He reloaded his shotgun, and counted the barrels in his jacket pocket.
- That's some weaponry they have, he thought as he reloaded his extra gun.
- The German fighters were also limited in that they could not reload their guns if they ran out of ammunition while over Kent etc.
- His army at the same time reloaded their guns, then rest them on their shoulders.
- He reloaded his shotgun to fire the second shot, which hit Ward in the back as he tried to run away.
- In a moment's time, he was in front of it, hopping off his stolen bike and reloading his pistol.
- He stood, on the main deck of his ship watching as the men prepared their ammunition, and reloaded the cannons.
- Slotting the capsule into the pistol, she reloaded the pistol with bullets.
- An evil grin hitched his mouth up slightly and he reloaded his pistols.
- He told the court his friend told him to reload the gun, and he did so with ammunition from the other man's pocket.
Synonyms
refill, top up, fill up, replenish, recharge, resupply

单词	reload
释义	Definition of reload in English: reload verb riːˈləʊdriˈloʊd [with object] Load (something, especially a gun that has been fired) again. 重新装（枪弹等） he reloaded the chamber of the shotgun with fresh cartridges 他给猎枪重新装上弹药。 no object Charlie reloaded and took aim 查理重新装弹并瞄准目标。 Example sentencesExamples The man looked up at Sara while reloading his revolver with practiced efficiency. The lone gunman ducked down, reloading his gun. He reloaded his shotgun, and counted the barrels in his jacket pocket. In a moment's time, he was in front of it, hopping off his stolen bike and reloading his pistol. A third, after the gun was reloaded, hit him in the head. He told the court his friend told him to reload the gun, and he did so with ammunition from the other man's pocket. He tossed Deputy Jones the magnum and reloaded the shotgun. Slotting the capsule into the pistol, she reloaded the pistol with bullets. An evil grin hitched his mouth up slightly and he reloaded his pistols. The German fighters were also limited in that they could not reload their guns if they ran out of ammunition while over Kent etc. He stood, on the main deck of his ship watching as the men prepared their ammunition, and reloaded the cannons. His army at the same time reloaded their guns, then rest them on their shoulders. He hitched up his gunbelt, checked the Colt in his shoulder holster, and reloaded his carbine. That's some weaponry they have, he thought as he reloaded his extra gun. Watching his own hands carefully, he reloaded the revolver, looking at the empty shells now at his feet. On the steps of the police station Andrew frantically reloaded his gun, jamming more bullets into the circular chamber. He reloaded his shotgun to fire the second shot, which hit Ward in the back as he tried to run away. I especially enjoy the sound made when reloading the shotgun. Jason quickly picked up ammo from his dead enemy and reloaded his gun. I looked at Greene who was currently reloading his rifle. Synonyms refill, top up, fill up, replenish, recharge, resupply Definition of reload in US English: reload verbriˈloʊdrēˈlōd [with object] Load (something, especially a gun that has been fired) again. 重新装（枪弹等） he reloaded the chamber of the shotgun with fresh cartridges 他给猎枪重新装上弹药。 no object Charlie reloaded and took aim 查理重新装弹并瞄准目标。 Example sentencesExamples I especially enjoy the sound made when reloading the shotgun. I looked at Greene who was currently reloading his rifle. He tossed Deputy Jones the magnum and reloaded the shotgun. Watching his own hands carefully, he reloaded the revolver, looking at the empty shells now at his feet. On the steps of the police station Andrew frantically reloaded his gun, jamming more bullets into the circular chamber. The lone gunman ducked down, reloading his gun. He hitched up his gunbelt, checked the Colt in his shoulder holster, and reloaded his carbine. A third, after the gun was reloaded, hit him in the head. Jason quickly picked up ammo from his dead enemy and reloaded his gun. The man looked up at Sara while reloading his revolver with practiced efficiency. He reloaded his shotgun, and counted the barrels in his jacket pocket. That's some weaponry they have, he thought as he reloaded his extra gun. The German fighters were also limited in that they could not reload their guns if they ran out of ammunition while over Kent etc. His army at the same time reloaded their guns, then rest them on their shoulders. He reloaded his shotgun to fire the second shot, which hit Ward in the back as he tried to run away. In a moment's time, he was in front of it, hopping off his stolen bike and reloading his pistol. He stood, on the main deck of his ship watching as the men prepared their ammunition, and reloaded the cannons. Slotting the capsule into the pistol, she reloaded the pistol with bullets. An evil grin hitched his mouth up slightly and he reloaded his pistols. He told the court his friend told him to reload the gun, and he did so with ammunition from the other man's pocket. Synonyms refill, top up, fill up, replenish, recharge, resupply
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