(にお)ろし

におろし
noun
unloading cargo
1. unloading; unloading cargo from a vehicle
The act of removing goods or cargo from a truck, ship, or other transport vehicle. A common logistics and delivery term.
トラックの荷下(にお)ろしを手伝(てつだ)った。
I helped with unloading the truck.
荷下(にお)ろしは裏口(うらぐち)から(おこな)ってください。
Please do the unloading from the back entrance.
大量(たいりょう)荷物(にもつ)荷下(にお)ろしがあるので、人手(ひとで)()りない。
We don't have enough people because there's a large volume of cargo to unload.

USAGE:
Used in logistics, delivery, and warehouse contexts. Also appears on signs at commercial buildings indicating unloading zones.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 荷下(にお)ろし作業(さぎょう) (unloading work)
  • 荷下(にお)ろし() (unloading area)
  • 荷下(にお)ろしをする (to unload)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 荷積(にづ)み: loading cargo — the opposite action
  • 搬入(はんにゅう): carrying in — bringing goods into a building, broader than just unloading from a vehicle