Disembarking Meaning in English
word · lemma: disembark
dɪsɛmˈbɑɹk
dis-em-BARK-ing
dˌɪsɛmbˈɑːkɪŋ
dis-em-BAA-king
释义
To leave a ship, airplane, or other form of transport after traveling.
用法与细微差别
Formal or official word, common in travel (airports, cruise ships). Usually refers to people leaving large vehicles or vessels. Used less frequently for buses or cars. Often in passive forms or announcements: 'Now disembarking.'
Spanish: desembarcarPortuguese (BR): desembarcarPortuguese (PT): desembarcarChinese (Simplified): 下船 - 下飞机 - 下车Chinese (Traditional): 下船 - 下飛機 - 下車Hindi: उतरना (जहाज़/हवाई जहाज़ से)Arabic: النزول (من سفينة أو طائرة أو مركبة)Bengali: নামা - অবতরণ করাRussian: высаживаться - покидать транспортJapanese: 降りる - 下船するVietnamese: xuống (tàu, máy bay, phương tiện lớn)Korean: 하선하다 - 하차하다Turkish: inmek (taşıttan)Urdu: اترنا (جہاز یا جہاز سے)Indonesian: turun (dari kapal/pesawat)
例句
The passengers are disembarking from the ship.
basic
After landing, we began disembarking the plane.
basic
Everyone waited their turn before disembarking.
basic
People rushed to grab their luggage while disembarking.
natural
There was a long line for disembarking at the dock.
natural
They made an announcement about disembarking procedures.
natural