Front Loader

Pronunciation: /frʌnt ˈloʊdər/

Definitions of front loader

noun the front part of a washing machine that holds the clothes

Example Sentences

A1 A front loader is a type of construction vehicle.

A2 The front loader was used to move the heavy rocks.

B1 The front loader operator carefully maneuvered the machine around the construction site.

B2 The front loader can lift and transport large amounts of material with ease.

C1 The front loader's hydraulic system allows for precise control of the lifting and dumping functions.

C2 The front loader's bucket capacity can vary depending on the model and manufacturer.

Examples of front loader in a Sentence

formal The construction company invested in a new front loader to help with moving heavy materials.

informal Hey, can you use the front loader to clear out that pile of dirt?

slang I'll hop on the front loader and get this job done in no time.

figurative She's like a front loader, always taking on heavy tasks without hesitation.

Grammatical Forms of front loader

• past tense: front loaded
• plural: front loaders
• comparative: more front loader
• superlative: most front loader
• present tense: front loads
• future tense: will front load
• perfect tense: has front loaded
• continuous tense: is front loading
• singular: front loader
• positive degree: front loader
• infinitive: to front load
• gerund: front loading
• participle: front loading

Origin and Evolution of front loader

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'front loader' originated in the early 20th century in reference to a type of machinery designed to scoop and lift materials from the front.

Evolution of the word: Originally used specifically for describing machinery, the term 'front loader' has evolved to also refer to a type of washing machine with a front-facing door for loading and unloading laundry.