Disembark Meaning in English
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Definition
To leave a ship, airplane, or other form of transport after arriving at your destination.
Usage & Nuances
More formal than simply saying 'get off.' Used mostly for travel, especially ships and planes. Common in announcements: 'All passengers must disembark.' Not used for small vehicles like bikes or cars; use for larger forms of transportation.
Spanish: desembarcarPortuguese (BR): desembarcarPortuguese (PT): desembarcarChinese (Simplified): 下船 - 下飞机 - 下车Chinese (Traditional): 下船 - 下飛機 - 下車Hindi: जहाज़ से उतरना - विमान से उतरनाArabic: ينزل من السفينة - ينزل من الطائرةBengali: নামা - জাহাজ/বিমান থেকে অবতরণ করাRussian: высаживаться - сходить на берегJapanese: 下船する - 下機するVietnamese: xuống tàu - xuống máy bayKorean: 하선하다 - 하차하다 (배나 비행기에서)Turkish: inmek (gemi/uçak vs.)Urdu: اترنا (جہاز یا ہوائی جہاز سے)Indonesian: turun (dari kapal/pesawat)
Example Sentences
The passengers will disembark after the ship docks.
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Please wait until the plane stops to disembark.
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Tourists disembark at the port to see the city.
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We had to wait a long time before we could finally disembark.
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You are not allowed to disembark until the crew gives instructions.
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Have you ever had to disembark from a plane in the middle of the night?
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