reboard
verb[IorT]
(alsore-board)uk/ˌriːˈbɔːd/us/ˌriːˈbɔːrd/to get onto aboat,train,aircraft, etc. again after having got off:
I wasescortedoff thetrainandforcedtobuyaticketbefore I wasallowedto reboard.
Thepassengerswereallowedto reboard anotherflightat 6pm tostarttheirholiday.
- After beingdetained, they were told thepilotdid notwantthem to reboard.
- Afterbreakfast, reboardyourcoachfor thejourneyto theFrenchcoast.
- They reboarded thecanoestoheadfor the nextisland.
- Passengers had todisembarkand reboard the sameplane.
Boarding and alighting from modes of transport
- aboard
- bestride
- board
- climb
- debark
- deplane
- disembark
- disembarkation
- dismount
- embark
- embarkation
- entrain
- get
- get off
- get on
- get out
- hop
- mount
- settle
- straddle