Translation guide
The act of removing cargo, goods, or items from a vehicle, ship, or container.
The physical act of taking goods off a truck, ship, plane, etc.
The most common general term for unloading cargo or goods from a vehicle. Often used as a noun or with する.
Please help with unloading the truck.
Specifically refers to unloading cargo from a ship or boat, often at a port.
Unloading of the ship is taking place at the port.
Unloading goods from a ship onto land. Often used in logistics and trade contexts.
The unloading of the cargo has been completed.
A more formal or technical term for loading and unloading, but can refer to just unloading. Often used in compound words.
The unloading work will start in the afternoon.
Taking groceries, luggage, or personal belongings out of a car or van.
Removing ammunition from a gun.
Removing or offloading digital content, such as from a device or memory.
Expressing or venting one's feelings or problems to someone else.
The English phrase 'unload on someone' does not translate directly to Japanese using 荷降ろし. Use expressions like 愚痴をこぼす or 胸の内を明かす instead.
Always unload after training.
メモリーカードからデータを取り出す。
Unload data from the memory card.
She unloaded her feelings to her best friend.