Noun
/ləʊd ˈsæmpəl ˈteɪkər/
A "load sample taker" typically refers to a device or a person involved in the process of collecting samples from a batch (or load) of materials, particularly in industrial contexts such as mining, agriculture, or manufacturing. The term is often used in quality control and testing scenarios to ensure that product qualities meet required standards.
Frequency of Use: The term is less commonly used in casual conversation and is more prevalent in technical and industrial discussions, making it more frequent in written contexts, particularly in reports and scientific literature.
The load sample taker collected samples to ensure the quality of the aggregate before it was delivered to the site.
El tomador de muestras de carga recolectó muestras para asegurar la calidad del agregado antes de que se entregara en el sitio.
Before the shipping process, a load sample taker must be utilized to guarantee compliance with safety regulations.
Antes del proceso de envío, se debe utilizar un tomador de muestras de carga para garantizar el cumplimiento de las regulaciones de seguridad.
A professional load sample taker can help identify any discrepancies in the batch quality.
Un tomador de muestras de carga profesional puede ayudar a identificar cualquier discrepancia en la calidad del lote.
While "load sample taker" is not commonly found in idiomatic expressions, it may appear in phrases relevant to sampling and quality control.
Take a load off: Relax or sit down, often used informally.
Why don’t you take a load off and join us for a coffee?
¿Por qué no te sientas a relajarte y te unes a nosotros para un café?
Load up: To fill or load something heavily.
We need to load up the truck before we head out on our trip.
Tenemos que cargar el camión antes de salir en nuestro viaje.
Under load: Refers to a condition when a system is operating under work or load.
The generator performed well under load, ensuring a stable power supply.
El generador funcionó bien bajo carga, asegurando un suministro eléctrico estable.
The term "load" originates from Old English "hlād," which refers to a burden or cargo. "Sample" comes from the Latin "exemplum," meaning example, while "taker" originates from the Old English "tacan," meaning to take. The combined term accentuates the role of collecting representative samples from a load.
Synonyms:
- Sample collector
- Quality inspector
- Load tester
Antonyms:
- Rejector
- Disposer
- Abandoner
The term "load sample taker" emphasizes the necessity of quality control in various industries where material handling plays a crucial role.