To disembark is to leave a ship, train, or airplane. Sometimes passengers will have to disembark at a separate location, such as a port.
The passengers had to disembark at a different port because the ship was full.
The passengers will have to disembark at the next stop, because the train is running late.
verb
go ashore
Synonyms:
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At the halfway point the passengers needed to disembark and change boats.
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At the halfway point, the passengers needed to disembark and change boats.
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Passengers disembark at the apron and board shuttle buses to the terminal.
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Passengers were to disembark and ride the new electric line into the city.
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Crossing another passenger's cabin threshold can result in disembarkation.
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She disembarked the airplane and disappeared.
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The 'Wayfarer' lands and the Doctor and the crew disembark.
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During the afternoon, the disembarkation of the troops commenced.
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He disembarked and headed towards the locomotive.
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The actress disembarked from the large ship.