unburden

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Do you really expect me to unburden myself to you?
你真的希望我向你吐露心聲嗎？
There's got to be somebody in the world that you can unburden yourself with.
這世界上總有那么一個(gè)人你可以向他吐露心事。
Then the mind that has held so long and fast to the body's undoing might shift and unburden and de-aggregate in some cases almost instantly.
精神和身體在保持了那么長(zhǎng)時(shí)間的高度緊張之后也許會(huì)松動(dòng)，然后放下心里的負(fù)擔(dān)，松懈下來(lái)，在有些情況下，甚至馬上就能恢復(fù)正常。

Two important takeaways: Sprint is finally going unburden itself of having to operate two incompatible networks.
FORBES: Sprint To Phase Out iDen Network; To Spend Up To $5B On Infrastructure Upgrades
Could the biggest brewers go further and turn into marketing powerhouses that gradually unburden themselves of their costly production and distribution infrastructure—a model that Coca-Cola has pioneered with its separate bottling organisation?
ECONOMIST: Beer makers
In interviews, he has said that almost ten years after the death of his father, and with two novels to his name, he felt compelled to unburden himself of his past, of all his family stories, to get everything about his life on paper.
NEWYORKER: Total Recall

to free yourself of something that is worrying you, by talking about it to someone

If you unburden yourself or your problems to someone, you tell them about something which you have been secretly worrying about.