to reload
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- verb
- /ˌriːˈloʊd/
- Texting
:
recargar
- If the webpage doesn't load properly, try to reload it to see the latest updates.
- reload the page
- try to reload
- reload quickly
We can't we now we have to reload an entire new puzzle according to the game show police.
- We can't we now we have to reload an entire new puzzle according to the game show police.
Examples
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I am trying to use AJAX so I do not need to reload the page!
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In-Place PC Refresh will reload Windows in just a couple of clicks, keeping your files intact.
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So now we'll run that again and reload our page.
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You might have to reload it.
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So then I cancel the app, go back in, hit reload, still nothing.
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We'll save that, go back to our document here and reload our web page.
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If you cannot read the numbers in the image below, reload the page to generate a new one.
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Just going from one page to another can involve reloading the connection two or three times.
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So if we save that and reload the page, now when I start typing AAPL, you'll see here that the stock price at the bottom here is completing automatically.
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You should reload the app to access the most recent content after the update.
Synonyms
To get information again from a server or page
How Current
- Informal
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reload comes from the parts re- 'again' and load 'to put in', and in computers it means to 'load again' a page or view so you see the latest information.