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Meanings of debark in English

Portuguese
desembarcar-se

Go ashore.

desembarcar-se
Usage of debark in English
1
Boats debark in either bustling Oak Bluffs or more staid Vineyard Haven.
Reuters
2
The Coast Guard expects to take up to three years to fully debark.
The new yorker
3
Denoting all tied up ready to debark the living desperate cargo.
A singular man
4
They, too, would debark in Denver, so they'd be present for only another week.
Dreadnought
5
And of course, we've got a lady passenger to debark.
Clementine
6
The ship will debark you in an open area.
Anvil of stars
7
Find out when passengers debark from the S.S. Gnatit.
A singular man
8
You will not debark at Beaufort until so directed.
Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant, Complete
9
Sim Sala Bim was the first to debark.
The Runaway Asteroid
10
When you debark for a road trip, you're forsaking your comfort zone and daily routines for adventure.
Climbing Magazine
11
It only remained for Berengária to debark.
The bourne objective
12
The ships can carry up to 800 troops and can transport and debark air cushion or conventional landing crafts.
Reuters
13
At the lower end of the rapids (our Indians refusing to go further), we had to debark.
Tracks of a Rolling Stone
14
Cannon from the boats also swept the forest with grape and round shot, and the troops began to debark.
The Sun of Quebec: A Story of a Great Crisis
15
At Mombasa they would debark.
The new yorker
16
By reason of this precaution it was more than an hour after the steamer arrived before her passengers began to debark.
New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 3, ...
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Translations for debark
Portuguese
desembarcar-se
Debark through the time