Reboard Meaning in English
word
ɹiˈbɔɹd
ree-BORD
ˌriːˈbɔːd
ree-BAWD
释义
To get back onto something like a boat, ship, plane, train, or vehicle after having gotten off.
用法与细微差别
Formal or technical term, often in transport (plane, ship, etc.). Used mostly when someone temporarily leaves and then gets back on. Not common in casual speech; may appear in travel, safety, or incident reports.
Spanish: volver a subir (a bordo) - volver a embarcarPortuguese (BR): reembarcar - voltar a bordoPortuguese (PT): reembarcar - voltar a bordoChinese (Simplified): 重新登上 - 重新上（船、飞机等）Chinese (Traditional): 重新登上 - 重新上（船、飛機等）Hindi: फिर से सवार होना - दोबारा चढ़नाArabic: الصعود مرة أخرى - العودة إلى المركبةBengali: পুনরায় উঠা - আবার ওঠাRussian: снова сесть - заново подняться (на транспорт)Japanese: 再搭乗する - 再び乗るVietnamese: lên lại - lên trở lạiKorean: 다시 탑승하다Turkish: yeniden binmekUrdu: دوبارہ سوار ہوناIndonesian: naik kembali - naik lagi
例句
Passengers will reboard the plane after security inspection.
basic
We had to reboard the bus when the rain stopped.
basic
Please remain nearby until you can reboard the ship.
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After fixing the problem, the crew told us we could reboard.
natural
Everyone had to reboard quickly because of the sudden storm.
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If you leave the ferry at this stop, you’ll need to reboard to continue your trip.
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