Cargado

The Spanish word 'cargado' (masculine singular) and 'cargada' (feminine singular) directly translates to 'loaded,' 'charged,' or 'burdened' in English. It signifies a state of being filled, weighed down, or influenced by something. This can refer to physical weight, electrical charge, emotional intensity, or a significant amount of something. 'Cargado' describes something carrying a load, whether literal or figurative. Context determines the specific meaning; it can describe a loaded truck, a charged atmosphere, or a person burdened with responsibilities. It implies intensity and fullness, emphasizing the capacity or impact of the described subject.

Cargado meaning with examples

• The delivery truck was cargado with boxes, almost straining under their weight, heading to the distribution center. The driver carefully navigated the streets, acutely aware of the significant cargo load.
• The air in the room was cargado with tension after the argument. Nobody spoke; only the thick, suffocating silence punctuated the underlying hostility, making it feel heavy.
• Her schedule was cargado with appointments this week; she barely had time to breathe between commitments. She was consistently running from one engagement to another.
• The new electric vehicle was cargado and ready to go, the battery fully charged, ready for its first long-distance road test.
• The film's final scene was emotionally cargado, filled with powerful performances and intense moments that left the audience deeply moved long after the credits rolled. The impact resonated with the audience.