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upload
up·load U0132600 (ŭp′lōd′)v. up·load·ed, up·load·ing, up·loads v.tr. To transfer (data or programs) from a peripheral computer or device to a central computer or website.v.intr. To upload data or a program.n.1. A file that is uploaded.2. An instance of uploading data or a program. up·load′a·ble adj.upload (ʌpˈləʊd) vb (Computer Science) (tr) to copy or transfer (data or a program) from one's own computer into the memory of another computer. Compare download1up•load (ˈʌpˌloʊd) v.t., v.i. to transfer (software or data) from a computer to a larger or more powerful computer, as a server or mainframe. [1975–80] upload Past participle: uploaded Gerund: uploading
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| I upload | | you upload | | he/she/it uploads | | we upload | | you upload | | they upload |
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| I uploaded | | you uploaded | | he/she/it uploaded | | we uploaded | | you uploaded | | they uploaded |
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| I am uploading | | you are uploading | | he/she/it is uploading | | we are uploading | | you are uploading | | they are uploading |
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| I have uploaded | | you have uploaded | | he/she/it has uploaded | | we have uploaded | | you have uploaded | | they have uploaded |
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| I was uploading | | you were uploading | | he/she/it was uploading | | we were uploading | | you were uploading | | they were uploading |
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| I had uploaded | | you had uploaded | | he/she/it had uploaded | | we had uploaded | | you had uploaded | | they had uploaded |
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| I will upload | | you will upload | | he/she/it will upload | | we will upload | | you will upload | | they will upload |
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| I will have uploaded | | you will have uploaded | | he/she/it will have uploaded | | we will have uploaded | | you will have uploaded | | they will have uploaded |
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| I will be uploading | | you will be uploading | | he/she/it will be uploading | | we will be uploading | | you will be uploading | | they will be uploading |
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| I have been uploading | | you have been uploading | | he/she/it has been uploading | | we have been uploading | | you have been uploading | | they have been uploading |
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| I will have been uploading | | you will have been uploading | | he/she/it will have been uploading | | we will have been uploading | | you will have been uploading | | they will have been uploading |
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| I had been uploading | | you had been uploading | | he/she/it had been uploading | | we had been uploading | | you had been uploading | | they had been uploading |
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| I would upload | | you would upload | | he/she/it would upload | | we would upload | | you would upload | | they would upload |
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| I would have uploaded | | you would have uploaded | | he/she/it would have uploaded | | we would have uploaded | | you would have uploaded | | they would have uploaded |
uploadTo transfer data from a computer to a larger storage device or onto a network.Thesaurus| Verb | 1. | upload - transfer a file or program to a central computer from a smaller computer or a computer at a remote locationtransfer - move from one place to another; "transfer the data"; "transmit the news"; "transfer the patient to another hospital"download - transfer a file or program from a central computer to a smaller computer or to a computer at a remote location | Translationsupload
upload[′əp‚lōd] (computer science) To transfer or copy data from a smaller computer, such as a microcomputer, to a larger computer. upload/uhp'lohd/ To transfer programs or data over a digitalcommunications link from a smaller or peripheral "client"system to a larger or central "host" one.
Opposite: download.uploadTo send data from a user's machine to a server. For more details, see download and download vs. upload.MedicalSeedownloadSee ULD See ULupload Related to upload: upload siteAntonyms for uploadverb transfer a file or program to a central computer from a smaller computer or a computer at a remote locationRelated WordsAntonyms |