Debark
verb
To exit a ship or aircraft.
After a long flight, passengers were eager to debark the plane.

Often appears as...
- debark the plane
- debark the ship
verb
To unload, remove, or disarm.
The military had to debark the ship to safely remove all the weapons.

Often appears as...
- debark the weapons
- debark the trucks
Usage tips
Technical
verb
To remove the bark from a tree.
Before they could process the timber, workers first had to debark the logs.

Often appears as...
- debark the logs
- debark the tree
Usage tips
Technical
verb
To exit a ship or aircraft.
After a long flight, passengers were eager to debark the plane.

Often appears as...
- debark the plane
- debark the ship
verb
To unload, remove, or disarm.
The military had to debark the ship to safely remove all the weapons.

Often appears as...
- debark the weapons
- debark the trucks
Usage tips
Technical
verb
To remove the bark from a tree.
Before they could process the timber, workers first had to debark the logs.

Often appears as...
- debark the logs
- debark the tree
Usage tips
Technical
Definition 1 of 3

Transportation Use
Specifically used with planes and ships to describe passengers leaving the vehicle.

After the cruise ended, we will debark tomorrow morning.
Not for Cars
'Debark' is not used for exiting cars or buses; use 'get out' or 'exit' instead.

We debarked the yacht but simply got out of the taxi.
Associated with Travel
Often related to the conclusion of a journey or travel.

Tourists debarked eagerly to explore the new city.
Transportation Use
Specifically used with planes and ships to describe passengers leaving the vehicle.

After the cruise ended, we will debark tomorrow morning.
Not for Cars
'Debark' is not used for exiting cars or buses; use 'get out' or 'exit' instead.

We debarked the yacht but simply got out of the taxi.
Associated with Travel
Often related to the conclusion of a journey or travel.

Tourists debarked eagerly to explore the new city.
Transportation Use
Specifically used with planes and ships to describe passengers leaving the vehicle.

After the cruise ended, we will debark tomorrow morning.
Not for Cars
'Debark' is not used for exiting cars or buses; use 'get out' or 'exit' instead.

We debarked the yacht but simply got out of the taxi.
Associated with Travel
Often related to the conclusion of a journey or travel.

Tourists debarked eagerly to explore the new city.
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