disembarks

n.

（使）登陆[上岸]( disembark的名词复数 )；

v.

（使）登陆[上岸]( disembark的第三人称单数 )；

1. The tender drew up alongside the liner, made fast, and prepared to disembark the passengers.
   联络船在班轮旁边停下，系紧缆绳，准备让旅客上岸。
2. Soldiers disembarked from a transport.
   士兵离开运输航登陆了。
3. Please disembark through the rear exit.
   请从后面的门下车。

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