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desembarque catalán
desembarcament The act of passengers and crew getting off of a ship or aircraft.
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Examples for "disembarkation"
Examples for "disembarkation"
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On the following morning the sun shone forth, and the disembarkation continued.
2
As soon as they did so, the signal for disembarkation was made.
3
Until these look-outs returned he would permit no disembarkation from his ships.
4
The exigency demanded the speedy disembarkation of the greatest possible number of men.
5
The two most important ports of disembarkation A were CapetownandDurban.
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The order of debarkation to agree with the mode of attack, as follows:-
2
So disorderly was the mob that the debarkation was for some time delayed.
3
It was winter, and the day of their debarkation was cold and rainy.
4
The storm was now abating somewhat, and Munro ordered the debarkation to commence.
5
The road being found practicable for all arms, the debarkation began at daybreak.
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A crew of Lunans greeted us upon disembarkment.
2
Malta turned down the Ocean Viking requests saying it could not take the lead on any disembarkment.
3
And there was a creaky turn of the wagon, a disembarkment, and an unloading of various things.
4
The disembarkment followed in dead silence, for the interest was too novel and too intense to express itself noisily.
5
People testing positive for the virus would be quarantined for at least two weeks following the Oakland disembarkment, according to ABC.
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The public broadcaster said the disembarkment was delayed because only one person an hour could be tested after problems with the equipment.
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On Saturday, the 25th, the captain-general (Menendez) came to visit our vessel and get the ordnance for disembarkment at Florida.