verb
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To load (something) again
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To refresh a copy of a program etc. in memory or of a web page etc. on screen
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To load a gun again; or recharge a used cartridge.
Examples of reloaded in a Sentence
He reloaded his weapon first, then entered his bedroom for a new shirt.
Cyberpunk Reloaded brings together a varied compilation of articles to satiate the appetite of the most avid fans.
It hadn't been reloaded when the airline staff retrieved the luggage of the delayed passengers from Peking.
The French guns were hastily reloaded.
Most companies allow the travel cards to be reloaded as needed, but there are usually fees associated with using the cards.
MasterCard Maestro travel cards can be reloaded more than once and can be used for both purchases and cash advances.
Some prepaid coffee cards can be reloaded using automatic bank account payments.
Since funds cannot be reloaded onto the card, a new card must be purchased when the funds are depleted.
Money can be reloaded onto the card at a participating Western Union office.
These cards cannot be used anywhere else and must be reloaded for further use after the balance is depleted.
Cards that are not registered online can be reloaded at Starbucks locations, but they will not give you access to any of the other benefits mentioned above.
Cards can be purchased in amounts from $5-$5,000 and can be taken to the customer service desk in any Lowe's store to be reloaded without the fear of the card expiring.
Switch back and your weapon will be reloaded 3-5 times faster.
If you like this one, there is also "Alien Grrrl" and "Alien in the Room - Reloaded" available.
Reloaded, and to call it an album is really a bit unfair.
This movie was followed in May 2003 by The Matrix Reloaded, and in november 2003 by The Matrix Revolutions.
The sex scene immediately reminded me of the Matrix Reloaded sex scene.