offloading
ˈɔfˌloʊdɪŋ
Definition

Definition of offloading - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
transportationRareremoving goods or cargo from a vehicle or containerRare
  • Offloading of the truck took two hours.
2.
businessRaretransferring work or responsibility to another personRare
  • The manager's offloading of tasks improved team efficiency.

Adjective

1.
transferring responsibilityRaremoving a task or duty to someone elseRare
  • He is offloading tasks to his team.
delegating shifting
2.
technologyTECH.transferring data to a peripheral deviceTECH.
  • The offloading process improved the computer's performance.
transferring
3.
logisticsRarein the process of being unloaded or transferredRare
  • The offloading cargo was carefully monitored.
discharging unloading
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Origin of offloading

Old English, of (off) + hladan (to load)

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environment
practice of offloading pollution or harmful goods to places with weaker environmental rules

Examples of offloading in a sentence

  • Delays in offloading left the warehouse crew working overtime.
  • The team's offloading of routine support tickets freed engineers for new features.
  • Offloading payroll to an outside firm reduced our compliance risks.
  • The phone reduces heat by offloading image processing to a nearby server.
  • Offloading backups to network storage freed space on her laptop.
  • That offloading in contact set up the winger for the try.

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  1. French:déchargement, délégant, ...
  2. German:Entladen, übertragend, ...
  3. Italian:scarico, delegante, ...
  4. Spanish:descarga, transferir, ...
  5. Portuguese:descarga, delegando, ...
  6. Chinese:卸货, 转移的, ...
  7. Japanese:荷降ろし, 仕事を任せる, ...
  8. Arabic:تَفْرِيغ الشُّحْنَة, مُحَمِّل, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּרִיקָה, מַעֲבִיר, ...
  10. Russian:разгрузка, перекладывающий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розвантаження, перекладний, ...
  12. Hindi:उतारना, कार्य सौंपना, ...
offload
ˈɔːfˌloʊd

Definition of offload - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
delegatingtr.get rid of tasks or problems by passing them ontr.
  • She offloaded her work onto a colleague.
delegate divest unload
2.
unloadingtr./intr.unload goods from a vehicle or containertr./intr.
  • They offloaded the cargo at the dock.
discharge unburden unload
3.
technologytr.TECH.transfer data to a peripheral devicetr.TECH.
  • The system offloaded files to an external drive.
download transfer unload
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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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  1. French:déléguer, décharger, ...
  2. German:übertragen, entladen, ...
  3. Italian:scaricare, trasferire, ...
  4. Spanish:delegar, desembarcar, ...
  5. Portuguese:descarregar, desembarcar, ...
  6. Chinese:转给, 卸载, ...
  7. Japanese:任せる, 降ろす, ...
  8. Arabic:فَوَّضَ, فَرَّغَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְגַלְגֵּל עַל, לִפְרוֹק, ...
  10. Russian:переложить, разгружать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:передавати, розвантажувати, ...
  12. Hindi:सौंप देना, उतारना, ...
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