upload

To transfer files or data from a local device to a remote system (server or cloud).

To include a file with an email or message (attach to a message); not always the same as uploading to a public server.

To put data into memory or into a program, or more generally to transfer data; ambiguous and can mean upload, download, or load into software.

To publish a message or content on social media, a forum, or a blog; implies making content visible publicly (often involves uploading but focuses on publication).

To make content publicly available or official (publish); often more formal than upload and emphasizes public access rather than transfer.

To transmit a message or file to someone or somewhere; a broad term that may or may not involve uploading to a server.

To move data between locations, accounts, or devices; a general term that can include both uploading and downloading.

To synchronize files or data between devices or services so they match; typically involves both uploading and downloading changes.

To send a form, file, or task for review, grading, or processing; often used in formal or workflow contexts and may involve uploading as a step.

To give others access to a file or content (share); may involve uploading to a shared location or changing permissions rather than just transferring files.

To make a copy of files or data for safekeeping (backup); often involves uploading to another location (e.g., cloud) but the purpose differs from simple upload.