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offload

offload
Transitive Verb
past: offloadedpp: offloadeding: offloading

Meanings

Transitive Verboffload
[~ something from something]

To remove cargo, passengers, or goods from a ship, aircraft, or vehicle.

The crew began to offload the containers from the freighter.

Transitive Verboffload
[~ something to someone]

To transfer a task, responsibility, or burden to another person to reduce one's own pressure.

She tried to offload some of her administrative duties to the new assistant.

Transitive Verboffload
[~ something to someone]

To talk about one's problems or frustrations to someone in order to feel relieved.

Transitive Verboffload
[~ something]

To sell assets or inventory quickly, often at a discount, to get rid of them.

The company is looking to offload its underperforming subsidiaries.

Transitive Verboffload
[~ something from something]

To transfer data from one computer system or device to another, typically to free up memory.

The software allows users to offload large files to a cloud server.

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