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| /ʌnˈləʊd/ |
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| 1 | I/T to take goods off a vehicle such as a truck or ship （从卡车、船等上）卸下（货物） | It was my job to unload the boxes from the van. 我的工作就是从货车上卸下箱子。 | | It could sometimes take all day to unload the boat. 有时卸船可能需要一整天。 | | Smaller trucks unload at the roadside. 较小的卡车在路边卸货。 | | | 1a | T to let people get out of or off a vehicle （乘客）下（车） | | |
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| 2 | T to take the bullets or shells out of a gun （从枪、炮中）退出（弹药）；退出（弹壳） | | 2a | to take the film out of a camera （从照相机）中退出（胶卷） | | |
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| 3 | T informal to get rid of something you do not want to keep , especially by selling it 把（不想要之物）脱手；（尤指）卖掉 | They were trying to unload 5,000 stolen packets of cigarettes. 他们正试图把偷来的5,000盒香烟抛售掉。 | |
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| 4 | T informal to get rid of someone or something that is your responsibility 摆脱；推卸 | She’ s always unloading the kids on us. 她总把孩子推给我们。 | |
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| 5 | T to tell someone about the things or feelings that are worrying you 倾诉，吐露（忧虑） | He unloaded fifty years of regret. 他倾诉了这50年来的懊悔。 | |
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