Data Transfer Terminology

noun a small, thin stream of liquid

verb to let saliva flow from the mouth in small amounts; to move a ball or puck skillfully with short, fast movements

• The basketball player showed off his impressive dribble skills during the game.
• I can't believe he managed to dribble the ball past all the defenders!
• He's got some serious dribbling skills on the court.
• Her words seemed to dribble out slowly, as if she was carefully choosing each one.

noun the action of putting goods onto a vehicle for transportation

adjective used to describe something that is currently being loaded

• The loading of the data onto the server is taking longer than expected.
• This page is still loading, it's taking forever!
• Ugh, this loading screen is killing me.
• Her mind felt like it was constantly loading, struggling to process everything at once.

noun Moving can also be a gerund, functioning as a noun in a sentence.

verb Moving is a present participle form of the verb move, which means to change position or location.

adjective Moving can also be used as an adjective to describe something that causes deep emotion or sympathy.

• The company is currently in the process of moving to a new office building.
• We're moving to a bigger place next month.
• I heard they're moving to a swanky new pad downtown.
• She felt like she was moving on to a new chapter in her life.