Verb:

अत्यधिक काम देना, जस्र्रत से अधिक लादना, जस्र्रत से ज्यादा लादना, सीमा से अधिक लादना,

reload's Usage Examples:

Purchasers load a balance onto the card but cannot reload more funds onto the card.

You need to plan how much you can afford and if you have a rechargeable card, figure out how much to reload.

Specific stores offer gift cards which are prepaid by the buyer with an option to reload the balance by the recipient sometimes offered.

After you spend the amount you deposited, you are usually able to reload the card.

These gift certificate-type cards still allow the holder to reload them, but they do not offer some of the security since the cards are not personalized by Green Dot directly.

Jake led him into a dark wine cellar, and they paused to reload.

French designers knew they needed the cards to be able to communicate with the customer's bank in order to check the balance on the card and for the customer to have a way to reload funds onto their card.

A cargo of 200,000 bushels can thus be unloaded in two hours, while spouts on the other side of the elevator reload it into cars, five to ten at a time, filling a car in from five to ten minutes, or the largest canal boat in an hour.

..: the ships anchor at considerable risk in the roads, but the love of gain prevails: for the large number of lighters which receive the cargoes and reload them renders the time short before they can enter the river, and having lightened a part of their cargoes they sail in and ascend to Rome."

Their practice was to advance rapidly within such a distance of the Spaniards as would not leave the latter time to reload after firing.

Synonyms:

charge, recharge, load,

Antonyms:

absolve, linger, unburdened, empty,