What does "load up" mean?

To fill with items or eat a lot To pack full or consume heavily.

How do you use "load up" in a sentence?

Load up the car. She loaded up on carbs. They loaded up the van.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Meaning: To fill with items or eat a lot

装满，大量摄入

Cargar, llenarse de

積み込む、たくさん食べる

가득 싣다, 잔뜩 먹다

To pack full or consume heavily.

装得满满的，或大量吃。

Llenar completamente o consumir mucho.

いっぱいに詰め込む、または大量に摂取する。

가득 채우거나 많이 먹다.

Base verb: load

Particle: up

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

Load up the car.
把车装满
Cargad el coche
車に積み込んで
차에 짐을 실어
She loaded up on carbs.
她摄入了大量碳水化合物
Ella se llenó de carbohidratos
彼女は炭水化物をたくさん食べた
그녀는 탄수화물을 잔뜩 먹었다
They loaded up the van.
他们把货车装满了
Ellos cargaron la furgoneta
彼らはバンに荷物を積み込んだ
그들은 밴에 짐을 가득 실었다

Context: loading, filling, eating

Tone: practical

From loading to capacity.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal