Disembark (verb)

  1. Get off a ship, boat, or aircraft.
  2. To leave a vehicle, especially a public one.

Origin:

Early 17th century (in the sense "disembark, disembark troops"): from dis- (expressing reversal) + embark.

Examples:

  1. The passengers disembarked the plane after a long flight.
  2. The passengers had to disembark the bus because of a flat tire.
  3. The soldiers disembarked the ship ready to start their mission.
  4. The tourists disembarked the boat to go island hopping.
  5. The crew disembarked the helicopter after a successful rescue operation.
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