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offloading

UK
/ˈɒf.ləʊ.dɪŋ/
US
/ˈɔf.loʊ.dɪŋ/

Translations

offloadingnoun
offloadings
pl
The offloading of responsibilities helped reduce stress.
Разгрузка обязанностей помогла снизить стресс.
The offloading of the cargo took several hours.
Разгрузка груза заняла несколько часов.
Synonyms
divestment
discharge
removal
transfer
delegation
offloadinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˌɒfˈləʊdɪŋ/
US
/ˌɔfˈloʊdɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe equipment, procedures, or processes related to removing or transferring loads or tasks.
Synonyms
dumping
relinquishing
jettisoning
divesting
handing off
passing on
unloading
discharging
delegating
transferring
outsourcing
shedding
offloadverb

offloading

Gerund

offloaded
Past Simple
offloaded
Past Participle
offloading
Gerund
UK
/ˈɒf.ləʊd/
US
/ˈɔf.loʊd/
They need to offload the cargo from the ship.
Им нужно разгрузить груз с корабля.
He tried to offload his responsibilities onto his colleagues.
Он пытался сбросить свои обязанности на коллег.
She tends to offload her problems onto her friends.
Она склонна перекладывать свои проблемы на друзей.
Additional translations
освобождать
разбирать
снимать
Synonyms
transfer
discharge
shift
delegate
unload

Definitions

offloadingnoun
The act of removing or transferring a load from a vehicle, ship, or other means of transport.
The offloading of cargo from the ship took several hours.
The process of transferring work, tasks, or responsibilities to another person or group.
The manager was responsible for the offloading of tasks to the new team members.
Computing: the process of transferring data or computation from one component or device to another, typically to improve performance or efficiency.
GPU offloading accelerates complex graphics rendering.
offloadinggerund / present participle
Relating to or intended for the removal or transfer of cargo, tasks, or computational work.
The offloading crane was inspected before use.
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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