The meaning of Disembarked

Disembarked – definition

verb
Leave a ship, aircraft, or train.
Usage examples:
The passengers began to disembark
Synonims:
Get off Step off Leave Go ashore Debark Detrain Land Arrive Alight from Deplane Pile out

verb
Past simple and past participle of disembark

Disembarked translation into English

Disembarked: translate from English into Chinese

下船, 登陆

Disembarked: translate from English into Dutch

Van boord gegaan, Ontschepen, Van boord gaan, Landen

Disembarked: translate from English into French

Débarqué, Débarquer

Disembarked: translate from English into German

Ausgeschifft, Ausschiffen, An land gehen, Ausbooten

Disembarked: translate from English into Hindi

उतरे, उतरना, उतर जाना, बोझ उतारना

Disembarked: translate from English into Italian

Sbarcato, Sbarcare

Disembarked: translate from English into Korean

하선, 내리다

Disembarked: translate from English into Russian

Высадился, Выгруженный, Высаженный на берег

Disembarked: translate from English into Spanish

Desembarcado, Desembarcar

Word origin

late 16th century: from French désembarquer, Spanish desembarcar, or Italian disimbarcare, based on Latin barca ‘ship's boat’.

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Disembarked – similar words

disembarking

verb
Leave a ship, aircraft, or train.
Usage examples:
The passengers began to disembark

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disembarkation

noun
The action of leaving a ship or aircraft after a journey
Usage examples:
The hotel restaurant will be closed, so we recommend you have dinner on board the ferry before dise…

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disembark

verb
Leave a ship, aircraft, or train.
Usage examples:
The passengers began to disembark

verb
To leave a ship, aircraft, etc., after a trip
Usage examples:
They disembarked in seattle.

verb
To get off a plane, train, or boat
Usage examples:
Eurostar commuters to paris disembark at gare du nord., passengers disembarking from arriving plane…

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Disembarked synonims

arrive

verb
Reach a place at the end of a journey or a stage in a journey.
Usage examples:
We arrived at his house and knocked at the door

verb
To come to a place, esp. after traveling
Usage examples:
What time is their plane scheduled to arrive?, sausages suddenly arrived on our table., when they s…

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debark

verb
Leave a ship or aircraft.
Usage examples:
We debarked from our cruise ship for a day of fun

verb
Remove (the bark) from a tree.
Usage examples:
The timber was then debarked and treated with insecticide

verb
To leave a ship, aircraft, etc. after a journey
Usage examples:
We boarded a train, and an hour later we debarked on the outskirts of the city., cork trees are deb…

All meanings and translations of Debark

deplane

verb
Disembark from an aircraft.
Usage examples:
We landed and deplaned

verb
To leave an aircraft
Usage examples:
Would all passengers please deplane by the rear doors.

All meanings and translations of Deplane

detrain

verb
Leave or cause to leave a train.
Usage examples:
The train from loughborough will stop at quorn for passengers to detrain

All meanings and translations of Detrain

land

noun
The part of the earth's surface that is not covered by water.
Usage examples:
The reptiles lay their eggs on land

verb
Put (someone or something) on land from a boat.
Usage examples:
He landed his troops at hastings

noun
A state of germany or austria.
Usage examples:
A second school highlights the distinctive role of regional governments in federal systems, however…

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leave

liːv

verb
Go away from.
Usage examples:
She left london on june 6

noun
(in snooker, croquet, and other games) the position in which a player leaves the balls for the next player.

noun
Time when one has permission to be absent from work or from duty in the armed forces.
Usage examples:
Joe was home on leave

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