unload
//ʌnˈloʊd//
Verb
unloadInfinitive
unloadPresent tense
unloadedPast tense
unloadedPast participle
unloadingPresent participle
unloadsThird-person singular
1
To remove goods, cargo, or contents from a vehicle, container, or storage area.
We need to unload the boxes from the truck.
2
To remove ammunition from a firearm.
Always unload your gun before cleaning it.
3
To relieve oneself of something burdensome, such as worries, responsibilities, or unwanted possessions.
She needed to unload her worries to a close friend.
4
To sell off large quantities of goods or assets, often quickly or at a low price.
The company decided to unload its old inventory at a discount.