disembark in Latin
disembark in Latin is egredior — disembark means to get off a ship, plane, or other vehicle after a journey.
disembark in Latin
egredior
(transitive) To remove from on board a vessel; to put on shore
What does "disembark" mean?
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verb To get off a ship, plane, or other vehicle after a journey.
"Passengers began to disembark as soon as the gate opened."
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disembark in a sentence
- Passengers began to disembark as soon as the gate opened.
- We disembarked at the port just before sunrise.
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What is "disembark" in Latin?
"disembark" in Latin is egredior. disembark means: To get off a ship, plane, or other vehicle after a journey.
How do you use "disembark" in a sentence?
Example: "Passengers began to disembark as soon as the gate opened." In Latin, "disembark" is egredior.
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