cargados

Cargados is the plural masculine form of the Spanish adjective cargado, the past participle of the verb cargar. It is used to describe something that carries a load, is loaded, or bears a burden. It functions as an adjective and agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (for example: camiones cargados, cajas cargadas, estanterías cargadas).

In everyday use, cargados describes objects, vehicles, and spaces that contain cargo or are burdened. Examples: camiones cargados de arroz (trucks loaded with rice) or maletas cargadas (packed suitcases).

In science and technology, cargado refers to electrical charge. Phrases include partículas cargadas (charged particles) and un ion cargado (a charged ion). In computing or data contexts, archivo cargado or cargar un archivo can refer to uploading or loading a file into a system or program.

Figuratively, estar cargado de expresses fullness, abundance, or a burden. Examples: el informe está cargado de datos and una ciudad cargada de historia (a city rich in history).

Originating from the verb cargar, de origen latino, the form cargados agrees with masculine plural nouns; feminine or singular forms are cargada, cargado, cargadas as appropriate.