debark
verb
uk/ˌdiˈbɑːk/us/ˌdiˈbɑːrk/debarkverb(GET OFF)
[I]
toleaveaship,aircraft, etc. after ajourney:
(一段旅途之后)下船(飞机等)Weboardedatrain, and anhourlaterwe debarked on theoutskirtsof thecity.我们坐上火车,一小时后在城郊下车。
Synonym
disembark
- Herimmigrantgrandfatherdebarked in Boston at 16 acenturyago withoutmoneyandspeakingnoEnglish.
- They debark fromemployeeshuttlebusesandstepsmartlythrough theterminal.
- Black-and-whitesnapshotsshowedGary Cooper and Errol Flynn debarking onto thetarmac,wavingintoflashbulbs.
- Theshiparrivedin Havana atnight, but thepassengerswere told that they would not beallowedto debark.
Boarding and alighting from modes of transport
- aboard
- bestride
- board
- climb
- deplane
- disembark
- disembarkation
- dismount
- eject
- embarkation
- entrain
- get
- get off
- get on
- get out
- hop
- in
- mount
- settle
- straddle
debarkverb(REMOVE BARK)
[T]
toremovebark(= the hardoutercovering)from atree:
剥去(树等)的皮Corktreesare debarked every nineyearsto makewinebottlecorks.软木树每九年去皮一次,用来制造酒瓶塞。
- Thecompanywas notfollowingquarantinerequirements, because it was makingfirewoodproductsfromashtreesin thequarantineareaswithout debarking them asrequired.
- Tusks are used todigforwater,salt, androotsand to debarktreestoeatthebark.
- Treeguardsare used todetervolesfrom debarking thebaseof atree.
Removing and getting rid of things
- abandonment
- banish
- be scattered to the four windsidiom
- bin
- castsomeone/somethingaside/away/off
- dumping
- erase
- erasure
- evacuate
- evacuation
- exorcism
- expunge
- fling
- scrape
- shoo
- shrug
- shrugsomethingoff
- shuck
- shucksomethingoff
- sling