0 past simple and past participle of unload
1 to remove the contents of something, especially a load of goods from a vehicle, the bullets from a gun or the film from a camera:
2 to tell someone about your problems, the things that worry you, etc.:
Almost immediately, unforeseen problems developed, as sea ice blocked the location where the supplies for the western and central bases were to be unloaded.
The horizontal thin struts in the load-bearing network which have been perforated are now unloaded and will therefore be resorbed by osteoclasts.
In the meantime the first barges had been unloaded and hauled ashore in preparation for being broken up for firewood.
The cryogenic target was under load during 30 - 60 s, then it was unloaded.
For this reason, the force transducer was periodically unloaded by lifting the element with an electro-magnet.
This description will also focus on the removal of bone structures which are unloaded, secondarily profoundly affecting bone strength.
These parametric values also show lower and unloaded robot parameters.
She also took in a few tons of graphite as ballast after having unloaded her main cargo.
