0 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: --
1 to tell someone about your problems, the things that worry you, etc.: --
2 to remove the contents of something such as goods from a vehicle, the bullets from a gun, or the film from a camera: --
4 to get rid of or sell something, because it has gone down in value, is illegal, or is of poor quality: --
The services covered by this directive for towing, mooring, cargo-handling, including loading and unloading, do not warrant special attention.
The loading and unloading of animals should be carried out with care, and the use of allopathic tranquillising methods during the journey must be banned.
Not only driving times, which are monitored using the tachograph, but also loading and unloading times should now be considered as working time for everyone.
They provide accommodation for steamers and facilities for unloading barges and the like.
Then there is the question of unloading coal at power station berths.
Unloading at the mainland ports and subsequent transport were delayed by conditions which are inevitable at present.
As well as the cost of sub-contracting the operation, significant manpower resources were expended in loading and unloading the skids for delivery/return to and from the sub-contractor.
As yet, there is no information on the acute haemodynamic effects of unloading the volume load on the right ventricle by surgical as opposed to transcatheter means.
