Definition of offload - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- She offloaded her work onto a colleague.
2.
unloadingtr./intr. unload goods from a vehicle or containertr./intr.
- They offloaded the cargo at the dock.
3.
technologytr. TECH. transfer data to a peripheral devicetr. TECH.
- The system offloaded files to an external drive.
Origin of offload
Old English, of (off) + hladan (to load)
Examples of offload in a sentence
They offloaded the project to another team. Workers offloaded the furniture from the truck. The ship offloaded its passengers at the port. The app offloaded its cache to the cloud. Data is offloaded to the server overnight.
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- French:déléguer, décharger, ...
- German:übertragen, entladen, ...
- Italian:scaricare, trasferire, ...
- Spanish:delegar, desembarcar, ...
- Portuguese:descarregar, desembarcar, ...
- Chinese:转给, 卸载, ...
- Japanese:任せる, 降ろす, ...
- Arabic:فَوَّضَ, فَرَّغَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַעֲבִיר, לִפְרוֹק, ...
- Russian:переложить, разгружать, ...
- Ukrainian:передавати, розвантажувати, ...
- Hindi:सौंप देना, उतारना, ...
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