unburden

/uhn-bur-dn/US // ʌnˈbɜr dn //UK // (ʌnˈbɜːdən) //

解除负担,卸下负担,卸下重担,卸下责任

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to free from a burden.
- : to relieve by revealing or confessing something.
- : to cast off or get rid of, as a burden or something burdensome; disclose; reveal: He unburdened the worries that plagued him.

adj.get rid of

Forms: unburdened, unburdening, unburdens

Synonyms

In the rush to unburden itself from its liabilities, Evergrande is reportedly exploring sales for these assets, but buyers are hard to come by.
As a tradeoff for providing states like these with a set amount of funding that would decline in value over time, the Clinton administration promised each state more flexibility over how it could use the dollars, unburdened by federal regulation.
Hell, it might even be better, because you’d be unburdened by years of expectations and lore.
My mother was a good woman, but she didn't realize how I often longed to unburden my heart to her.
You too have a skeleton in the family, I perceive; so let's unburden our souls and exchange confidences.
Constantine, Gorgo and old Eusebius were left together, and the young girl was longing to unburden her over-full heart.
Garson hesitated for a moment, then decided to unburden himself, for he craved precise knowledge in this matter.
I understood well enough that it was through sympathy that he had invited me to unburden.

/uhn-bur-dn/US // ʌnˈbɜr dn //UK // (ʌnˈbɜːdən) //

解除负担,卸下负担,卸下重担,卸下责任

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to free from a burden.
- : to relieve by revealing or confessing something.
- : to cast off or get rid of, as a burden or something burdensome; disclose; reveal: He unburdened the worries that plagued him.

adj.get rid of

Forms: unburdened, unburdening, unburdens

Synonyms

In the rush to unburden itself from its liabilities, Evergrande is reportedly exploring sales for these assets, but buyers are hard to come by.
As a tradeoff for providing states like these with a set amount of funding that would decline in value over time, the Clinton administration promised each state more flexibility over how it could use the dollars, unburdened by federal regulation.
Hell, it might even be better, because you’d be unburdened by years of expectations and lore.
My mother was a good woman, but she didn't realize how I often longed to unburden my heart to her.
You too have a skeleton in the family, I perceive; so let's unburden our souls and exchange confidences.
Constantine, Gorgo and old Eusebius were left together, and the young girl was longing to unburden her over-full heart.
Garson hesitated for a moment, then decided to unburden himself, for he craved precise knowledge in this matter.
I understood well enough that it was through sympathy that he had invited me to unburden.