1. to remove a load or cargo from a vehicle, ship, or container
2. to transfer responsibility, work, or problems to someone else
3. to get rid of something unwanted

Examples

• The workers began to offload the cargo from the ship.
• Trucks offload their deliveries at the warehouse dock.
• She tried to offload her extra work onto her assistant.
• The manager offloaded the difficult project to another department.
• He decided to offload his old computer equipment.
• The company is looking to offload some of its unprofitable divisions.
• They offloaded the boxes quickly before the rain started.