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Meanings of set down in English
Portuguese
desembarcar-se Synonyms
Examples for "disembark"
Examples for "disembark"
1
At least 11 passengers, among the thousands allowed to disembark, have died.
2
Women and children have, however, been allowed to disembark on humanitarian grounds.
3
Technical flights may land in South Africa, but the crew can't disembark.
4
Crew on inbound ships are not allowed to disembark, the notice said.
5
They faced uncertainty for days about where they would allowed to disembark.
1
Boats debark in either bustling Oak Bluffs or more staid Vineyard Haven.
2
The Coast Guard expects to take up to three years to fully debark.
3
Denoting all tied up ready to debark the living desperate cargo.
4
They, too, would debark in Denver, so they'd be present for only another week.
5
And of course, we've got a lady passenger to debark.
Usage of set down in English
1
Learning a new language every time they set down would be impossible.
2
The class action is set down for trial in May next year.
3
A fact thus set down in substantial history cannot easily be gainsaid.
4
The case, before Justice Woolford, has been set down for four weeks.
5
The trial is set down for 10 weeks before Justice Simon France.
6
The legislation will be set down for its second reading in Parliament.
7
They are following the rules set down by your Health Department, Premier.
8
I merely set down here a story 50 years in the making.
9
The inquest is set down for one week but may run longer.
10
Now they set down their prize, a large, scorched, dented packing case.
11
The latter ordered it set down in the records and signed it.
12
The judge-alone trial before Justice Gault is set down for one week.
13
The judge-alone trial before Justice Brewer is set down for two days.
14
I set down my wineglass and leaned forward, but I said nothing.
15
There was quite a long pause after she set down the receiver.
16
All district court matters set down for the morning will be rescheduled.
This collocation consists of:
Set down through the time
Set down across language varieties
Canada
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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