Phrasal Verb - loading up

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Definition

1. To prepare or equip something, especially a vehicle, with supplies, fuel, or passengers before a journey.
2. To cause something, especially a computer or a website, to become ready or functional by adding or installing new components or data.
3. To take on a heavy workload or responsibility, often suddenly or unexpectedly.

Examples

No.	Example
1	Before setting off on their road trip, the family spent hours loading up the car with camping equipment and food.
2	The new software needs to be loaded up before it can be used.
3	The project manager asked her team to load up with as many tasks as possible before the deadline.
4	The train was loaded up with passengers and cargo before departing from the station.
5	I need to load up on water and snacks before going on a long hike.
6	The factory was loading up with raw materials in preparation for the busy season.
7	The delivery truck was loaded up with packages and was ready to hit the road.
8	The computer took a long time to load up after the power outage.
9	The company's website was loaded up with new features and improvements.
10	The firefighters were loading up their gear before responding to the emergency call