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offload

UK
/ˈɒf.ləʊd/
US
/ˈɔf.loʊd/

Translations

offloadnoun
offloads
pl
UK
/ˈɒf.ləʊd/
US
/ˈɔf.loʊd/
transfertPour le transfert d’une charge, d’une responsabilité ou de tâches.
The manager's offload of tasks to his assistant helped him focus on more strategic work.
Le transfert de tâches du directeur à son assistant l’a aidé à se concentrer sur un travail plus stratégique.
The offload of cargo from the ship took several hours.
Le déchargement de la cargaison du navire a pris plusieurs heures.
Synonyms
discharge
disposal
transfer
divestment
consignment
shipment
jettison
dumping
unloading
offloading
offloadverb
offloaded
Past Simple
offloaded
Past Participle
offloading
Gerund
UK
/ˈɒf.ləʊd/
US
/ˈɔf.loʊd/
She decided to offload some of her tasks to her assistant to focus on more strategic work.
Elle a décidé de déléguer certaines de ses tâches à son assistante pour se concentrer sur un travail plus stratégique.
déchargerPour des marchandises, du chargement ou des données.
The workers began to offload the cargo from the ship as soon as it docked.
Les ouvriers ont commencé à décharger la cargaison du navire dès son accostage.
Additional translations
écoulerSurtout pour vendre rapidement ou à bas prix.
Synonyms
transfer
unload
delegate
shift
discharge

Definitions

offloadnoun
The act of unloading or removing a load from a vehicle, ship, or other means of transport.
The offload of cargo from the ship took several hours.
A transfer of responsibility or burden from one person or entity to another.
The manager's offload of tasks to his assistant helped him focus on more strategic work.
offloadverb
To relieve oneself of a burden or responsibility by transferring it to someone else.
She decided to offload some of her tasks to her assistant to focus on more strategic work.
To transfer goods from a vehicle or container to another location.
The workers began to offload the cargo from the ship as soon as it docked.
To sell or dispose of something, especially quickly or at a loss.
He managed to offload his old car to a dealer before moving to the city.
Computing: to transfer data or processing from one system component to another, typically to improve performance or efficiency.
The graphics driver can offload video decoding to the GPU to reduce CPU usage.
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