to vanload

Examples

• All

• After the event, volunteers helped vanload the leftover supplies for storage.

• We need to vanload the equipment quickly so we can reach the venue on time.

• They will vanload the supplies tomorrow.

• Can you vanload the boxes now?

• The movers arrived early to vanload all the boxes before the rain started.

• We need to vanload the equipment quickly so we can reach the venue on time.

• After the event, volunteers helped vanload the leftover supplies for storage.

Synonyms

L

to load

vsto vanload

421 1.0

To put things onto a vehicle or into a container

is specific to placing goods into a small transport vehicle for moving

L

to load up

vsto vanload

• Informal

133 3.0

To fill a car, box, or yourself with things until each is full

is about placing goods in a small transport vehicle without implying fullness

L

to lade

vsto vanload

• Archaic

1 9.1

To put things onto a vehicle or boat so it can carry them

is more neutral and commonly used rather than formal or old-fashioned

S

to sideload

vsto vanload

6.6

To move goods onto a vehicle from the side

is about putting goods into a small transport vehicle without specifying side entry

Antonyms

U

to unload

103 2.6

Take things or people out of a vehicle like a truck

How Full

overload

37 4.4

to cram

105 3.2

to stow

57 5.8

to vanload

4.1

to load

421 1.0

to pack

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology