Meaning ofunloadin English

Verb

1. remove cargo from a vehicle; discharge
   The workers began to unload the truck.
2. express or vent emotions; relieve oneself
   She needed to unload her feelings after the argument.
3. remove from memory (computing context)
   The system will unload the temporary files.
4. pour or expel something out
   The fire hose began to unload water onto the fire.
5. to remove or get rid of something (burdens, cargo, etc.)
   The company will unload the excess inventory to make space.