1. to remove or unload cargo, passengers, or goods from a vehicle, ship, or aircraft
2. to transfer work, responsibility, or problems to someone else
3. to get rid of something unwanted or burdensome

Examples

• The crew offloads the containers at the port.
• She offloads her stress by talking to friends.
• The manager offloads routine tasks to his assistant.
• The truck offloads supplies at the warehouse.
• He always offloads his problems onto others.
• The airline offloads passengers during the layover.
• The company offloads unprofitable divisions.