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offload Definition and Meaning in English (offload definition)

verb
Synonyms:unloaddischargeunburden
Quick Answer • Definition

Offload definition: To remove a load, cargo, or passengers from a vehicle, ship, or aircraft.

Definitions of Offload

  1. 1verb

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

  2. 2verb

    To transfer a task, responsibility, or problem to someone else.

Example Sentences

casual

“The workers began to offload the heavy boxes from the truck.”

business

“She tried to offload some of her duties onto her assistant.”

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Inflected Word Forms

past tenseoffloaded
present participleoffloading
agent nounoffloader

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Offload definition: To remove a load, cargo, or passengers from a vehicle, ship, or aircraft.
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'Offload' translates to 'offload' in English. Offload definition: To remove a load, cargo, or passengers from a vehicle, ship, or aircraft.
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