Unload Meaning in English

word

US

/ənˈɫoʊd/

uhn-LOHD

UK

/ʌnlˈəʊd/

uhn-LOHD

释义

To remove things, especially goods or cargo, from a vehicle or container. It can also mean to get rid of something or to release a burden.

用法与细微差别

Common in transport and shipping. Frequently used with 'unload a truck/van/ship.' Informally, can mean to share one's problems ('unload on someone') or get rid of something unwanted. Not interchangeable with 'download' or 'offload' (which may have technical uses).

• Spanish: descargar - descargar (mercancía, camión)
• Portuguese (BR): descarregar - descarregar (mercadorias, caminhão)
• Portuguese (PT): descarregar - descarregar (mercadorias, camião)
• Chinese (Simplified): 卸货 - 卸下
• Chinese (Traditional): 卸貨 - 卸下
• Hindi: उतारना - माल उतारना
• Arabic: يُفرِّغ - يُنزِل الحمولة
• Bengali: খালাস করা - নামানো
• Russian: разгружать - выгружать
• Japanese: 荷下ろしする - 降ろす
• Vietnamese: dỡ - dỡ hàng
• Korean: 내리다 - 짐을 내리다
• Turkish: boşaltmak - indirmek (araçtan)
• Urdu: اتارنا - نکال دینا
• Indonesian: dỡ - dỡ hàng - trút bỏ

例句

Let's unload the boxes from the truck.

basic

The workers unloaded all the furniture this morning.

basic

Please unload your bags at the door.

basic

He needed to unload all his worries on a friend.

natural

We finished early, so we decided to help unload the delivery van.

natural

I'm just going to unload some old clothes at the charity shop.

natural