Question 1

What does "décharger" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

Remove what formed the load of a ship, boat, transport vehicle, beast of burden, etc.
Relieve a ship, boat, transport vehicle, or beast of burden of its load.
Relieve of an overload.
Cut some branches of a tree, or remove its fruits, when it is too laden with wood or fruits.
Relieve one's stomach, one's belly, by some evacuation.
Clear the brain of the humors that trouble it.
Remove the ink that is on the tools.
Deposit a part of one's color on what it touches.
Lose color and become less heavy.
Relieve of an excessive load.
Exempt, relieve someone of a thing.
Discharge, declare someone free of an obligation, a debt, a deposit, etc.
Unload a firearm of its charge, either by removing it or by firing the shot.
Shoot from a firearm.
Deliver
Ejaculate.
Flow out, disgorge, pour.
Entrust (to someone) the care of doing something in one's place.
Attribute (to someone a fault that one has committed oneself).

Question 2

What words are synonyms of the French word "décharger"?

Accepted Answer

<ul><li>déloader</li></ul>

Question 3

Where does the French word "décharger" come from?

Accepted Answer

derived from charger with the prefix dé-.

Question 4

How do you say "décharger" in english?

Accepted Answer

unload

Question 5

How to translate "décharger" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

descarregar

Question 6

How to translate "décharger" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

descargar

Question 7

How do you say "décharger" in german?

Accepted Answer

entledigen

décharger

Conjugation of the verb "décharger"