Definition of bucketload in English:

bucketload

noun

1As much as can be held by a bucket.
Example sentencesExamples
- As the crane operator hoisted a bucketload of concrete, swung it over the roof, and boomed out toward the empty forms, the crane lost stability, tipping toward the victim.
- The old practice of specifying a straight 10% amendment by volume (that is, one front end loader bucketload of loose peat mixed with nine bucketloads of sand) is giving way to more precise specifications.
- The last two days have been spent with regular trips down to the cellar to remove 3-10 bucketloads of water at a time, depending on how the water table was at that instant.
- Sitting in the cab, a child grabs the control sticks and the operator puts his hands over the child's. Together they dig, move and dump two bucketloads of sand before the next excited child get his or her turn.
- Workers in bright-yellow hard hats are beavering away, moving bucketloads of stones in wheelbarrows and trying to clear a pile of rubble with a digger.
Synonyms
heavily, strongly, intensely, in torrents, in sheets, cats and dogs
1. 1.1informal A large amount or number.
  he scoops up business donations by the bucketload
  Example sentencesExamples
  This place is a slice of Madrid history and has atmosphere by the bucketload.
  Wildlife, waterfalls, vineyards, superb cuisine, wonderful shopping in the capital Hobart, a warm welcome and history by the bucketload.
  If Florence Nightingale were still with us, she might devote her life to shedding bucketloads of tears at the sight of poor standards of nursing in some hospitals.
  Old enough to enjoy the benefit of hindsight, we are also young enough to use that knowledge to dramatically change our futures; and with that potential comes a bucketload of angst.
  Both defences certainly seemed to take their eye off the object in question during an opening half-hour in which their footing looked to be about as firm as the bucketloads of sand sprinkled on the pitch.
  He's got a great look, bucketloads of charisma, a very solid move-set and a stunning finisher.
  Not everyone will use a pay-per-message email system however - and ‘free’ alternatives will remain for those willing to put up with bucketloads of spam.
  Think about rain or getting stuck at the traffic lights behind a bus billowing bucketloads of smoke straight at you.
  It would not hurt to have some rain, but obviously we do not want bucketloads.
  OK, well of course we will pay you a bucketload of cash.
  Big Japanese series always spawn bucketloads of merchandise, especially with the Japanese who have such inventive manufacturers and such eager customers.
  The ability to steer and brake your way out of trouble is what I mean by Primary Safety and the new Benz has it in bucketloads.
  Dungeons are more than enemy spawn points; they reward players with special loot, bucketloads of experience, and story elements.
  This fact alone should guarantee the first episode viewers by the bucketload and suggests that BBC Scotland are taking their product very seriously indeed.
  It was a debate that set the pages of the Bolton Evening News on fire and sparked letters of outrage by the bucketload.
  But since his own daughter's death, he has dredged bucketloads of remorse from the depths of his own soul, and no longer sees the world in black and white terms.
  Sure, his wines have picked up a bucketload of medals in Australia, but to get a room full of hacks purring in agreement over the quality is perhaps something this straight-talking Aussie hadn't expected.
  Poor people are given bucketloads of money so they can become middle class.
  The administration, sick of handing out bucketloads of late slips, secretly made school start five minutes later than the advertised 8:30.
  The great catchy songs that they used produce by the bucketload are gone, and in their place is a set of somewhat mismatched tracks, which succeeds in sections, but fails as an album.

Definition of bucketload in US English:

bucketload

nounˈbəkətˌlōd

1As much as can be held by a bucket.
Example sentencesExamples
- The old practice of specifying a straight 10% amendment by volume (that is, one front end loader bucketload of loose peat mixed with nine bucketloads of sand) is giving way to more precise specifications.
- Sitting in the cab, a child grabs the control sticks and the operator puts his hands over the child's. Together they dig, move and dump two bucketloads of sand before the next excited child get his or her turn.
- The last two days have been spent with regular trips down to the cellar to remove 3-10 bucketloads of water at a time, depending on how the water table was at that instant.
- As the crane operator hoisted a bucketload of concrete, swung it over the roof, and boomed out toward the empty forms, the crane lost stability, tipping toward the victim.
- Workers in bright-yellow hard hats are beavering away, moving bucketloads of stones in wheelbarrows and trying to clear a pile of rubble with a digger.
Synonyms
heavily, strongly, intensely, in torrents, in sheets, cats and dogs
1. 1.1informal A large quantity.
  he scoops up business donations by the bucketload
  Example sentencesExamples
  The ability to steer and brake your way out of trouble is what I mean by Primary Safety and the new Benz has it in bucketloads.
  If Florence Nightingale were still with us, she might devote her life to shedding bucketloads of tears at the sight of poor standards of nursing in some hospitals.
  This place is a slice of Madrid history and has atmosphere by the bucketload.
  It would not hurt to have some rain, but obviously we do not want bucketloads.
  The administration, sick of handing out bucketloads of late slips, secretly made school start five minutes later than the advertised 8:30.
  Not everyone will use a pay-per-message email system however - and ‘free’ alternatives will remain for those willing to put up with bucketloads of spam.
  OK, well of course we will pay you a bucketload of cash.
  Sure, his wines have picked up a bucketload of medals in Australia, but to get a room full of hacks purring in agreement over the quality is perhaps something this straight-talking Aussie hadn't expected.
  Both defences certainly seemed to take their eye off the object in question during an opening half-hour in which their footing looked to be about as firm as the bucketloads of sand sprinkled on the pitch.
  Old enough to enjoy the benefit of hindsight, we are also young enough to use that knowledge to dramatically change our futures; and with that potential comes a bucketload of angst.
  It was a debate that set the pages of the Bolton Evening News on fire and sparked letters of outrage by the bucketload.
  But since his own daughter's death, he has dredged bucketloads of remorse from the depths of his own soul, and no longer sees the world in black and white terms.
  Wildlife, waterfalls, vineyards, superb cuisine, wonderful shopping in the capital Hobart, a warm welcome and history by the bucketload.
  The great catchy songs that they used produce by the bucketload are gone, and in their place is a set of somewhat mismatched tracks, which succeeds in sections, but fails as an album.
  Think about rain or getting stuck at the traffic lights behind a bus billowing bucketloads of smoke straight at you.
  Poor people are given bucketloads of money so they can become middle class.
  Big Japanese series always spawn bucketloads of merchandise, especially with the Japanese who have such inventive manufacturers and such eager customers.
  Dungeons are more than enemy spawn points; they reward players with special loot, bucketloads of experience, and story elements.
  He's got a great look, bucketloads of charisma, a very solid move-set and a stunning finisher.
  This fact alone should guarantee the first episode viewers by the bucketload and suggests that BBC Scotland are taking their product very seriously indeed.

单词	bucketload
释义	Definition of bucketload in English: bucketload noun 1As much as can be held by a bucket. Example sentencesExamples As the crane operator hoisted a bucketload of concrete, swung it over the roof, and boomed out toward the empty forms, the crane lost stability, tipping toward the victim. The old practice of specifying a straight 10% amendment by volume (that is, one front end loader bucketload of loose peat mixed with nine bucketloads of sand) is giving way to more precise specifications. The last two days have been spent with regular trips down to the cellar to remove 3-10 bucketloads of water at a time, depending on how the water table was at that instant. Sitting in the cab, a child grabs the control sticks and the operator puts his hands over the child's. Together they dig, move and dump two bucketloads of sand before the next excited child get his or her turn. Workers in bright-yellow hard hats are beavering away, moving bucketloads of stones in wheelbarrows and trying to clear a pile of rubble with a digger. Synonyms heavily, strongly, intensely, in torrents, in sheets, cats and dogs 1.1informal A large amount or number. he scoops up business donations by the bucketload Example sentencesExamples This place is a slice of Madrid history and has atmosphere by the bucketload. Wildlife, waterfalls, vineyards, superb cuisine, wonderful shopping in the capital Hobart, a warm welcome and history by the bucketload. If Florence Nightingale were still with us, she might devote her life to shedding bucketloads of tears at the sight of poor standards of nursing in some hospitals. Old enough to enjoy the benefit of hindsight, we are also young enough to use that knowledge to dramatically change our futures; and with that potential comes a bucketload of angst. Both defences certainly seemed to take their eye off the object in question during an opening half-hour in which their footing looked to be about as firm as the bucketloads of sand sprinkled on the pitch. He's got a great look, bucketloads of charisma, a very solid move-set and a stunning finisher. Not everyone will use a pay-per-message email system however - and ‘free’ alternatives will remain for those willing to put up with bucketloads of spam. Think about rain or getting stuck at the traffic lights behind a bus billowing bucketloads of smoke straight at you. It would not hurt to have some rain, but obviously we do not want bucketloads. OK, well of course we will pay you a bucketload of cash. Big Japanese series always spawn bucketloads of merchandise, especially with the Japanese who have such inventive manufacturers and such eager customers. The ability to steer and brake your way out of trouble is what I mean by Primary Safety and the new Benz has it in bucketloads. Dungeons are more than enemy spawn points; they reward players with special loot, bucketloads of experience, and story elements. This fact alone should guarantee the first episode viewers by the bucketload and suggests that BBC Scotland are taking their product very seriously indeed. It was a debate that set the pages of the Bolton Evening News on fire and sparked letters of outrage by the bucketload. But since his own daughter's death, he has dredged bucketloads of remorse from the depths of his own soul, and no longer sees the world in black and white terms. Sure, his wines have picked up a bucketload of medals in Australia, but to get a room full of hacks purring in agreement over the quality is perhaps something this straight-talking Aussie hadn't expected. Poor people are given bucketloads of money so they can become middle class. The administration, sick of handing out bucketloads of late slips, secretly made school start five minutes later than the advertised 8:30. The great catchy songs that they used produce by the bucketload are gone, and in their place is a set of somewhat mismatched tracks, which succeeds in sections, but fails as an album. Definition of bucketload in US English: bucketload nounˈbəkətˌlōd 1As much as can be held by a bucket. Example sentencesExamples The old practice of specifying a straight 10% amendment by volume (that is, one front end loader bucketload of loose peat mixed with nine bucketloads of sand) is giving way to more precise specifications. Sitting in the cab, a child grabs the control sticks and the operator puts his hands over the child's. Together they dig, move and dump two bucketloads of sand before the next excited child get his or her turn. The last two days have been spent with regular trips down to the cellar to remove 3-10 bucketloads of water at a time, depending on how the water table was at that instant. As the crane operator hoisted a bucketload of concrete, swung it over the roof, and boomed out toward the empty forms, the crane lost stability, tipping toward the victim. Workers in bright-yellow hard hats are beavering away, moving bucketloads of stones in wheelbarrows and trying to clear a pile of rubble with a digger. Synonyms heavily, strongly, intensely, in torrents, in sheets, cats and dogs 1.1informal A large quantity. he scoops up business donations by the bucketload Example sentencesExamples The ability to steer and brake your way out of trouble is what I mean by Primary Safety and the new Benz has it in bucketloads. If Florence Nightingale were still with us, she might devote her life to shedding bucketloads of tears at the sight of poor standards of nursing in some hospitals. This place is a slice of Madrid history and has atmosphere by the bucketload. It would not hurt to have some rain, but obviously we do not want bucketloads. The administration, sick of handing out bucketloads of late slips, secretly made school start five minutes later than the advertised 8:30. Not everyone will use a pay-per-message email system however - and ‘free’ alternatives will remain for those willing to put up with bucketloads of spam. OK, well of course we will pay you a bucketload of cash. Sure, his wines have picked up a bucketload of medals in Australia, but to get a room full of hacks purring in agreement over the quality is perhaps something this straight-talking Aussie hadn't expected. Both defences certainly seemed to take their eye off the object in question during an opening half-hour in which their footing looked to be about as firm as the bucketloads of sand sprinkled on the pitch. Old enough to enjoy the benefit of hindsight, we are also young enough to use that knowledge to dramatically change our futures; and with that potential comes a bucketload of angst. It was a debate that set the pages of the Bolton Evening News on fire and sparked letters of outrage by the bucketload. But since his own daughter's death, he has dredged bucketloads of remorse from the depths of his own soul, and no longer sees the world in black and white terms. Wildlife, waterfalls, vineyards, superb cuisine, wonderful shopping in the capital Hobart, a warm welcome and history by the bucketload. The great catchy songs that they used produce by the bucketload are gone, and in their place is a set of somewhat mismatched tracks, which succeeds in sections, but fails as an album. Think about rain or getting stuck at the traffic lights behind a bus billowing bucketloads of smoke straight at you. Poor people are given bucketloads of money so they can become middle class. Big Japanese series always spawn bucketloads of merchandise, especially with the Japanese who have such inventive manufacturers and such eager customers. Dungeons are more than enemy spawn points; they reward players with special loot, bucketloads of experience, and story elements. He's got a great look, bucketloads of charisma, a very solid move-set and a stunning finisher. This fact alone should guarantee the first episode viewers by the bucketload and suggests that BBC Scotland are taking their product very seriously indeed.
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