loads

UK /ləʊdz/ US /loʊdz/
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ADJ.

expensive, fun, heavy, higher, living, many, warmer, worse

We had loads of fun at the beach last summer.

VERB + LOADS

bought, buy, carry, experiencing, got, lift, made, peak

We bought loads of groceries at the supermarket because we were having guests over.

LOADS + NOUN

concerts, flour, laundry, less, people, servers, tables, things

We did loads of laundry over the weekend and finally got caught up.

PREP.

from, in, on, than

I have loads of work on my plate right now, so I can't help with the project.

ADV.

currently, easily

The new software currently loads much faster than the old version did.

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