Pronunciation

/unˈləʊd/

Definitions

Noun

Unload (noun): The act of removing goods or materials from a vehicle, ship, or container; the process of discharging items from storage or a freight hold.

Verb

Unload (verb): To take off or remove goods, cargo, or items from a vehicle, vessel, or container; to transfer or dispatch something from a loaded state.

Adjective

Unloaded (adjective): Not loaded; having no weight or burden; free from cargo or freight.

Phrases

• “Unload the truck” means to take the goods out of a truck.
• “Unloading dock” refers to a designated area for unloading cargo.
• “An unloaded mind” implies a relaxed or clear mental state.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The crew spent hours unloading the crates from the ship.”
• Verb: “After the delivery, he had to unload the boxes onto the warehouse floor.”
• Adjective: “The unloaded train was ready to proceed on its journey.”

Synonyms

• Discharge -卸货
• Unpack
• Clear (as in emptying a container)
• Unburden
• Unfasten

Antonyms

• Load
• Fill
• Stock (in the context of filling a container)