deplaned

UK
/dɪˈpleɪnd/
US
/dɪˈpleɪnd/

Translations

deplaneverb

deplaned

Past Simple

deplaned
Past Simple
deplaned
Past Participle
deplaning
Gerund
UK
/dɪˈpleɪn/
US
/dɪˈpleɪn/
débarquerSe dit surtout des passagers qui quittent un avion.
After the long flight, the passengers were eager to deplane and stretch their legs.
Après le long vol, les passagers avaient hâte de débarquer et de se dégourdir les jambes.
Additional translations
faire débarquerEmploi transitif : faire descendre des passagers ou du fret d’un avion.
Synonyms

Definitions

deplaneverb
To disembark from an aircraft.
After the long flight, the passengers were eager to deplane and stretch their legs.
To cause (people or cargo) to disembark from an aircraft; to unload.
The airline staff deplaned the passengers swiftly to make the tight turnaround.