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Definition of debarkation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
leaving transportRare US act of leaving a ship or aircraftRare US
- The debarkation process was slow but orderly..
2.
cargoRare US unloading goods from a vehicleRare US
- The debarkation of supplies took all morning.
Origin of debarkation
Latin, de- (from) + barca (ship)
Terms with debarkation included in their meaning
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acr: Aerial Port of Debarkation
place where planes unload people or cargo
Examples of debarkation in a sentence
The crew prepared for debarkation at dawn. Debarkation of the cargo was delayed by the storm. Efficient debarkation is crucial for timely deliveries.
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- French:débarquement, déchargement, ...
- German:Ausschiffung, Entladen, ...
- Italian:sbarco, scarico, ...
- Spanish:bajada, descarga, ...
- Portuguese:desembarcação, descarga, ...
- Chinese:离船, 卸货, ...
- Japanese:下船, 荷降ろし, ...
- Arabic:إِنْزَال, تفريغ, ...
- Hebrew:יְרִידָה, פְּרִיקָה, ...
- Russian:десантирование, разгрузка, ...
- Ukrainian:розвантаження, вивантаження, ...
- Hindi:उतराई, डिबार्केशन, ...
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