Unloadの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: @ScottMachado thank you so much

A: To have goods removed or remove the good from something
Ex: to unload film from a camera
Good= anything that you can buy and keep and or benefit from like food or furniture

A: can you help me unload the car??
(unpack, take out)

i hate to unload this on you, but i really need someone to talk to.
(share heavy/stressful things with
in conversation)

A: “Unload” generally means to unpack something or to, in this sense, “unpack” all of your information or whatever you were planning to say.
“Vent” usually means a ventilation system, but in this sense, it may mean to express (usually) negative scenarios going on in your life.
Think of “vent” as in you’re talking to a therapist and “unload” as in your gossiping with a friend and unpacking your words or information.
Hope this helped!

A: @leehyeonji_Zoe oh okay, it's an idiom.

In that example it means to put your problems or responsibilities onto someone else.

"I unloaded the difficult caller onto my co-worker".