unloaded

• Describe algo al que se le ha quitado una carga, o un arma de fuego sin munición.

Describes something that has had its load removed, or a firearm that has no ammunition.

1. Not carrying a loadB1formal

   Describes a vehicle, container, or object that has had its contents removed.

   descargado, vacío (sin carga)

   • The truck returned to the warehouse unloaded.
   • The unloaded shelves were quickly restocked.
   • The ship sailed back unloaded after delivering its cargo.

   Sinónimosbareemptyunburdened

   Antónimosfullloaded

2. Without ammunitionB1formal

   Describes a firearm that does not contain any bullets or cartridges.

   descargado (sin munición)

   • The police officer checked that the gun was unloaded.
   • Always treat a weapon as if it is loaded, even if it appears unloaded.
   • He stored the unloaded rifle in a locked cabinet.

   Sinónimosclearemptyuncharged

   Antónimosloaded

• Verbo que denota la acción de quitar la carga o el equipaje de un vehículo, contenedor o persona, así como liberar a alguien de un peso o responsabilidad.

A verb used to indicate the act of removing a load or cargo from a vehicle, container, or person, or to relieve someone of a burden.

1. Remove cargo or contentsB1formal

   To remove goods or items from a vehicle, container, or person.

   descargar

   • The workers unloaded the truck at the warehouse.
   • She unloaded her shopping bags from the car.
   • They unloaded the cargo from the ship.

   Sinónimosdischargedumpemptyoffloadunburdenunpack

   Antónimoschargefillloadpackstuff

2. Relieve or emptyB1formal

   To take the load off a container or vehicle, making it empty or lighter.

   Descargar, vaciar

   • He unloaded the dishwasher after the cycle finished.
   • The driver unloaded the van before returning it.
   • They unloaded the trailer to prepare for the next trip.

   Sinónimosdisburdendischargedumpemptyoffloadunburdenunpack

   Antónimoscramfillloadpackstuff