deplane — to get off or disembark from an airplane
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to get off or disembark from an airplane
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪˈpleɪn/
Korean meaning: 비행기에서 내리다
Korean pronunciation: 디**플레**인
Example Sentences
- The flight attendant announced that we could deplane through the front door only.
- After a 15-hour flight, I couldn't wait to deplane and stretch my legs.
- My grandmother was so excited about her first flight that she forgot to deplane until reminded by the crew.
deplane
VERB//dɪˈpleɪn//
to get off or disembark from an airplane
to get off or disembark from an airplane
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Origin
1960년대 항공업계에서 만들어진 신조어로, 'de-'(떨어져서)와 'plane'(비행기)가 결합되어 탄생했습니다. 'enplane'(비행기에 탑승하다)의 반대말로 사용되기 시작했어요.
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“The flight attendant announced that we could deplane through the front door only.”
“After a 15-hour flight, I couldn't wait to deplane and stretch my legs.”
“My grandmother was so excited about her first flight that she forgot to deplane until reminded by the crew.”
“Due to the bird strike, all passengers had to deplane and wait for another aircraft.”
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