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offload

[awf-lohd, of-] / ˈɔfˌloʊd, ˈɒf- /


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One of them informs the control room via radio that the land drone has been offloaded.

From BBC

Lukoil scrambled to offload its overseas portfolio but a quick deal the company struck with commodities trader Gunvor was rejected by U.S. officials, forcing it to look for alternative buyers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Georgia Evans took the ball cleanly before offloading to player of the match Tuipulotu, who peeled around the front before bulldozing over the wing to celebrate her second try in as many games.

From BBC

As we begin to offload mental tasks to AI, we risk becoming overly dependent on technology, weakening independent thought and even our capacity for reflective decision-making.

From Scientific American

First Republic's annual report also warned investors that more than half its loan book was comprised of single-family residential mortgage loans, especially jumbo loans, that are difficult to offload.

From Reuters