loads

UK /ləʊdz/ US /loʊdz/

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Definitions

adv

Lots, much, plenty, a great deal.

The price of living is loads less expensive in Thailand than in Singapore

The sequel is loads worse than the original

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.

noun — a large number or amount

The price of living is loads less expensive in Thailand than in Singapore

Wiktionary

The sequel is loads worse than the original

Wiktionary

My camera loads easily.

Tatoeba · #250292

He had to carry many loads from the house to station.

Tatoeba · #294385

MySQL loads several tables.

Tatoeba · #430652

Tennis is loads of fun.

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In some senses, loads is marked as UK, colloquial. Watch for register when choosing this word.

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