Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
off-load
verb
ˈɔfˌloʊd

Definition
To remove a load or burden from something; to unload.

Examples
- After the truck off-loaded the groceries, it drove away.
- She decided to off-load her responsibilities to a colleague during the busy season.

Meaning
The act of transferring responsibilities or burdens to someone else or to remove goods from a vehicle or storage.

Synonyms
- Unload
- Transfer
- Relieve
- Discharge