unburden (oneself) to (someone)

To share one's intimate emotions, thoughts, or secrets with someone else, especially that which is troubling, stressful, or distressing. I had simply asked him how things had been, when suddenly he unburdened himself to me about all the problems he's been dealing with in work. I apologize for unbosoming myself to you like that. I just haven't had anyone to talk to since the divorce.

unburden oneself to someone

Fig. to tell someone about one's trouble or anxiety. I didn't mean to unburden myself to you. I'm just so upset. She unburdened herself to her mother.

词组	unburden (oneself) to (someone)
释义	unburden (oneself) to (someone) unburden (oneself) to (someone) To share one's intimate emotions, thoughts, or secrets with someone else, especially that which is troubling, stressful, or distressing. I had simply asked him how things had been, when suddenly he unburdened himself to me about all the problems he's been dealing with in work. I apologize for unbosoming myself to you like that. I just haven't had anyone to talk to since the divorce. See also: unburden Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. unburden oneself to someone Fig. to tell someone about one's trouble or anxiety. I didn't mean to unburden myself to you. I'm just so upset. She unburdened herself to her mother. See also: unburden McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: unburden unburden oneself to get a grip of (oneself) get a grip on get a grip on (oneself) get a grip on yourself get/take a grip/hold on yourself bear the burden (of something) burden keep a level head
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