1. past tense and past participle of reload; put new ammunition into a gun or weapon
2. past tense and past participle of reload; put something back into a device or container after it has been used or emptied
3. past tense and past participle of reload; refresh or restart a computer program or web page
Usage: computing

Examples

• The soldier quickly reloaded his rifle during the training exercise.
• She reloaded the stapler with a fresh strip of staples.
• The delivery truck was reloaded with packages for the next route.
• He reloaded the web page when it failed to display properly.
• The camera was reloaded with a new roll of film.
• After the jam cleared, the printer was reloaded with paper.