unload
/ˈuːnˌloʊd/Definitions
1. verb
to remove or discharge something from a vehicle, ship, or aircraft
“The movers had to unload the heavy furniture from the truck.”
2. verb
to remove or release something from a container or storage area
“She had to unload the dirty dishes from the dishwasher.”
3. verb
to remove or reduce a burden, responsibility, or weight
“The company had to unload some of its assets to avoid bankruptcy.”
4. noun
the act of removing or discharging something from a vehicle, ship, or aircraft
“The unloading of the cargo took several hours.”
5. noun
the act of removing or releasing something from a container or storage area
“The unloading of the dishwasher is usually done by the kitchen staff.”