Definition of debark - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
transportationintr. Rare US disembark from a ship, aircraft, or other vehicleintr. Rare US
- Passengers will debark the plane shortly after landing..
2.
forestrytr. TECH. US remove the bark from a treetr. TECH. US
- They used tools to debark the logs for the cabin..
3.
veterinarytr. Dated US devocalize a dogtr. Dated US
- The vet debarked the noisy dog.
Origin of debark
Latin, de (from) + barca (ship)
Examples of debark in a sentence
Tourists debark the bus at each stop. Farmers often debark trees before processing. The machine can debark multiple logs at once. They decided to debark the dog to reduce noise. The process to debark a dog requires careful consideration.
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- French:débarquer, écorcer, ...
- German:aussteigen, entrinden, ...
- Italian:sbarcare, decorticare, ...
- Spanish:bajar, descorchar, ...
- Portuguese:desembarcar, descortiçar, ...
- Chinese:下船, 剥皮, ...
- Japanese:降りる, 樹皮を剥ぐ, ...
- Arabic:نَزَلَ, قَشَرَ الشَّجَرَة, ...
- Hebrew:לָרֶדֶת, לְקַלֵּף, ...
- Russian:сходить, обдирать кору, ...
- Ukrainian:сходити, обдирати кору, ...
- Hindi:उतरना, छाल हटाना, ...
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