0 present participle of offload
1 to get rid of something that you do not want by giving it to someone else:
Simultaneously, the lack of an enabling environment constrains the offloading of these functions to the private sector.
In fact, from the perspective of the courts, the governments are definitely the appropriate place for offloading such responsibility: the governments have the capability to implement the judgments.
Will this include the possibility of improving facilities for the offloading of oil by pipeline instead of by drums as at present?
The capacity of the dock from the point of view of future shipping developments and offloading processes is far too ambitious.
But it is not practicable that that should be a riverside site for loading and offloading today.
The report suggests the offloading of rail traffic on to the roads.
The loading and offloading will be very quick.
Schools should be encouraged to discover the latent ability of difficult pupils rather than offloading them.
