Unload meaning in English
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Definition
to unload: to take things out of, to discharge, to empty; to relieve, to unburden
We need at least 3 people to unload this truck. Can you help us take everything out?
The merchandise was unloaded this morning. We emptied the truck completely.
Examples
- "Mick : Our team at the harbor tells me that the crates they're unloading are usually damaged, and cargo is often missing."
Exercise 1
"The crates they're unloading are usually damaged"
The verb to unload shares a close meaning with:
The verb to unload shares a close meaning with:
"The crates they're unloading are usually damaged"
The verb to unload shares a close meaning with:
The verb to unload shares a close meaning with:
"To destroy" does not share a similar meaning with the verb "to unload", in this or any other context.
To "dock a ship" means to conduct a ship into a port or harbor. The expression does not share a similar meaning with the verb "to unload".
To "unload (an item)" is to remove it, usually from a truck, ship or plane.
"To package (an item) describes the act of wrapping it up and putting it into a package. The term does not share a similar meaning with the verb "to unload", in this or any other context. 'Freight" refers to cargo or merchandise.
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