loading

loading
['ləʊdɪŋ]
nome (of vehicle) carico m.
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loading /ˈləʊdɪŋ/
n. [cu]
1 carico; caricamento: loading operations, operazioni di carico; (trasp.) loading gauge, sagoma massima ammessa per il carico
2 (mil.) caricamento (di un'arma da fuoco): loading chamber, camera di caricamento
3 (chim., metall., fis. nucl.) caricamento
4 (comput.) caricamento: loading screen, schermata iniziale (di un programma)
5 (elettr.) carico
6 (ind. tess., ind. cartaria) carica
7 (fin., market.) ricarico; sovrapprezzo
8 (ass.) addizionale (di premio)
9 (naut.) carico; caricazione: loading and unloading charges, spese di caricazione e di discarica; loading port, porto di caricazione
● (naut.) loading aboard, messa (o caricazione) a bordo □ (trasp.) loading bay, piattaforma di carico □ (naut.) loading broker, mediatore di carichi □ (elettr.) loading coil, bobina di carico □ (naut.) loading deck, ponte d'imbarco □ (ferr.) loading platform, piano caricatore (o di carico) □ loading rack, ponte di caricazione □ loading ramp, rampa di carico □ (tecn.) loading shovel, pala caricatrice, pala meccanica □ (mil.) loading strip, nastro, caricatore a nastro (di mitragliatrice) □ loading tray, vassoio di carico, cassetta dosatrice (di uno stampo); cucchiaia di caricamento (di un cannone).
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['ləʊdɪŋ]
nome (of vehicle) carico m.

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