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Discover Ludwig"at a load of" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to refer to a large amount or quantity of something, usually something abstract or intangible. For example, "She has taken on a load of responsibility since her promotion."
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So they were left looking at a load of green stalks for two days.
Airliners have a break-even point, at a load of about 70 percent of capacity.
He doesn't want to look at a load of privileged, cosseted rich people stuffing their faces with eggs benedict: they deserve nothing but his contempt.
Willy Caballero rescued them in the dying minutes on Saturday – and it is hard to resist a childish giggle at a load of fans bowing down and chanting, like a mantra, "Willy!
This takes place at a load of 300 kN.
Finally, sudden failure occurred at a load of 796 kN.
The reinforcement in the compressive region TF2 starts to yield at a load of 398 kN.
In the strengthened beams, the main flexural crack formed at a load of approximately 65 kN.
The first shear crack occurred at a load of 130.0 kN in the right shear span.
Finally, the deep beam showed sudden brittle failure at a load of 676 kN.
The first cracks were observed at a load of 78 kN.
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