Unload

usgb/ˌʌnˈləʊd/
verb

To remove something, usually from a vehicle or container.

They helped unload the truck.
Visual representation of "unload" - To remove something, usually from a vehicle or container.

Often appears as...

  • unload the cargo
  • unload the luggage
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Physical Action

Emphasizes the physical act of removing items from a place, often requiring effort.

Illustration for Physical Action
We'll need to unload the furniture carefully.
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Assistance Expected

Indicates that help is usually needed or expected when unloading heavy or numerous items.

Illustration for Assistance Expected
Can you come over and help me unload the moving van?
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