unload
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- (transitive) If you unload something, you remove the cargo from a vehicle.
- (intransitive) If a vehicle is being unloaded, its cargo is being removed.
- (transitive & intransitive) (figurative) If you unload your anger, you vent or express it.
- Whenever he is upset, he will play basketball to unload his emotions.