debark
Leave a vessel
To debark is to disembark—to leave a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle: Passengers debarked at the terminal.
The word appears more often in military and formal contexts than everyday speech.
Separately, to debark a tree or log is to remove its bark.
ship
Narrow corridor for access
- gangplankPortable ship-boarding ramp
- ashoreOn land from water
- pierWaterfront landing structure
- dockMooring structure at water's edge
wharf · quay · jetty · harbor · port · marina · passengers · stevedore
gangway
Narrow corridor for access
dock · wharf · quay · jetty · harbor · port · marina · passengers · stevedore · longshoreman
strip
Narrow elongated piece
sawmill · debarker · pulp · lumber · woodchip · processing · cambium · spud
deplaning
Exiting an aircraft
gate · runway · passengers · arrival · customs · baggage · airstair · apron · touchdown · taxiway
- disembarkingdeplaning, get off, deboarding, step off, detraining
- dismountsdismount, get off, hop off, jump off, step off
- unloading cargooffloading, emptying, unpacking, unpack, discharge