1. removed cargo or passengers from a vehicle, ship, or aircraft
2. transferred a task, responsibility, or burden to someone or something else
3. sold or disposed of something, especially quickly or in large quantities
Usage: informal

Examples

• The crew offloaded the cargo at the port.
• She offloaded her heavy backpack at the campsite.
• The manager offloaded the project to his assistant.
• He offloaded his responsibilities before going on vacation.
• The company offloaded thousands of shares yesterday.
• They offloaded the old inventory at discounted prices.