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| un·load [ un lṓd ] (past and past participle un·load·ed, present participle un·load·ing, 3rd person present singular un·loads) |
transitive and intransitive verb |
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1. remove cargo from carrier: to take the load off a ship, truck, or pack animal
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2. discharge: to discharge passengers or cargo
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3. remove charge from gun: to remove a charge or cartridge from a gun
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4. take film out of camera: to remove a roll of film from a camera
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5. share troubles: to find an outlet for worries or negative feelings by sharing them with somebody else
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6. sell something unwanted: to get rid of something, especially by selling a large quantity of it
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7. transfer something unwanted: to pass work, responsibility, or a problem on to somebody else
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8. U.S. hit something forcefully: to hit something with great force or power
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