Unload ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Unload ( verb )

1. To remove or take out something that is loaded.
2. To discharge or release something that is loaded.
3. To relieve oneself of a burden or responsibility.

Origin:

From un- + load.

Examples:

1. The truck driver had to unload the cargo before continuing on his journey.
2. The ship had to unload its passengers before it could set sail again.
3. I need to unload all these groceries before I can put them away.
4. The company decided to unload its shares in the stock market.
5. He felt the need to unload his frustrations to someone.

(As a noun)

Unload ( noun )

1. To remove or take out something that is loaded.
2. To discharge or release something that is loaded.
3. To relieve oneself of a burden or responsibility.

Origin:

From un- + load.

Examples:

1. The truck driver had to unload the cargo before continuing on his journey.
2. The ship had to unload its passengers before it could set sail again.
3. I need to unload all these groceries before I can put them away.
4. The company decided to unload its shares in the stock market.
5. He felt the need to unload his frustrations to someone.