португальский
embarque каталонский
embarcament The act of passengers and crew getting aboard a ship or aircraft.
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YOUR boarding pass contains far, far more information than you might think.
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This morning, as they were boarding the plane, was a good example.
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Meaning: An idiosyncratic way of saying the gate area or boarding lounge.
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Israeli officials said the troops acted in self-defense when attacked during boarding.
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I mean one with a fictional boarding school setting, she said recently.
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The date of the embarkment of the Headquarters Staff was fixed for Friday, August 14th.
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At length the embarkation was completed and the fleet put to sea.
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Ford and Arthur found themselves in the embarkation area of the ship.
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A great crowd of the populace had assembled to view the embarkation.
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The embarkation of both was completed at noon on the 4th September.
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At the moment of embarkation I disappointed myself by remaining quite calm.
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Great shipments of war supplies began to assemble at the embarkation ports.
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A solemn festival was observed at its completion, and the embarkation began.
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A fire was quickly kindled, and the canoes gummed, preparatory to embarkation.
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But in spite of the shuffling gait, the embarkation is very rapid.
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They must undergo more waves, and a system of diet before embarkation.
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We fell in at eight o'clock, and marched to the embarkation platform.
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It appears an embarkation is taking place, probably destined to New York.
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Downing, your party of three shall proceed to your embarkation point.
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The actual embarkation of the troops began on Monday, June 6.
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The day was fair, the wind favourable; all smiled on our nuptial embarkation.
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On August 9 embarkation began, the transports departing at intervals of ten minutes.
