lading

UK
/ˈleɪdɪŋ/
US
/ˈleɪdɪŋ/

Translations

ladingnoun
ladings
pl
chargementTerme technique pour l’action de charger une cargaison sur un navire.
The lading of the ship took several hours due to the large amount of cargo.
Le chargement du navire a pris plusieurs heures en raison de la grande quantité de marchandises.
cargaisonSens commercial et maritime : ensemble des marchandises chargées.
The lading included a variety of goods, from textiles to electronics.
La cargaison comprenait une grande variété de marchandises, des textiles aux appareils électroniques.
ladingadjective
more lading
Comp.
most lading
Super.
UK
/ˈleɪdɪŋ/
US
/ˈleɪdɪŋ/
Used attributively to modify nouns related to cargo or the act of loading, e.g., 'lading documents'
de chargementEmploi technique et administratif, surtout dans le domaine du transport maritime.
The lading documents must accompany every shipment.
Les documents de chargement doivent accompagner chaque expédition.
ladeverb

lading

Gerund

laded
Past Simple
laded
Past Participle
lading
Gerund
UK
/leɪd/
US
/leɪd/
(literary, archaic – past: laded; pp: laden (adj, often) / laded (rare))
The workers lade the ship with crates of fresh produce.
Les ouvriers chargent le navire de caisses de produits frais.
Additional translations
accablerSoutenu ; au sens figuré.

Definitions

ladingnoun
The act of loading a ship or other vessel with cargo.
The lading of the ship took several hours due to the large amount of cargo.
Cargo or freight that is loaded onto a ship or other vessel.
The lading included a variety of goods, from textiles to electronics.
ladingadjective
Relating to or associated with the loading or carriage of cargo.
The lading documents must accompany every shipment.
ladeverb
To load a ship or other conveyance with cargo.
The workers lade the ship with crates of fresh produce.
To burden or weigh down.
The heavy responsibilities lade him with stress.
To scoop or lift liquid out with a ladle or bucket.
She used a wooden spoon to lade the soup out of the pot.