1. to remove a load or cargo from a vehicle, ship, or container
2. to remove ammunition from a weapon
3. to get rid of something unwanted, especially by selling
Usage: informal

Examples

• The workers unload the truck every morning.
• She unloads the groceries from her car.
• The soldier unloads his rifle after training.
• The company unloads old inventory at discount prices.
• He unloads all his problems on his best friend.
• The ship unloads its cargo at the port.
• She unloads her frustrations by talking to her therapist.