deboarding

UK
/diːˈbɔːdɪŋ/
US
/diˈbɔrdɪŋ/

Translations

deboardingnoun
deboardings
pl
The deboarding of the plane took longer than expected due to the narrow aisle.
Le débarquement de l’avion a pris plus de temps que prévu en raison de l’étroitesse du couloir.
deboardinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˌdiːˈbɔːdɪŋ/
US
/ˌdiˈbɔrdɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe passengers or activities that are in the process of leaving a vehicle.
Deboarding passengers should have their hand luggage ready.
Les passagers débarquant doivent avoir leur bagage à main prêt.
deboardverb

deboarding

Gerund

deboarded
Past Simple
deboarded
Past Participle
deboarding
Gerund
UK
/diːˈbɔːd/
US
/diˈbɔrd/
Passengers were instructed to deboard the plane after it landed.
Les passagers ont été priés de débarquer de l’avion après son atterrissage.
débarquerEmploi transitif, avec le sens de faire descendre des personnes d’un véhicule.
The crew had to deboard several passengers because the flight was overbooked.
L’équipage a dû débarquer plusieurs passagers parce que le vol était surbooké.
Antonyms

Definitions

deboardingnoun
The process of passengers leaving an aircraft, train, or other vehicle after it has arrived at its destination.
The deboarding of the plane took longer than expected due to the narrow aisle.
deboardinggerund / present participle
In the process of leaving an aircraft, train, or other vehicle.
Deboarding passengers should have their hand luggage ready.
deboardverb
To disembark from a vehicle, especially an aircraft or train.
Passengers were instructed to deboard the plane after it landed.
To cause (a person or people) to disembark from a vehicle; to remove from a vehicle.
The crew had to deboard several passengers because the flight was overbooked.