enplane

/im'plein/ Cách viết khác : (enplane) /in'plein/
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enplane

The passengers enplane through the jet bridge.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To board an aircraft: To go onto an airplane as a passenger in preparation for a flight.
Usage
  • The verb "enplane" is used specifically for the act of passengers getting on an airplane. It is a formal or technical term, often used in announcements and official travel contexts.
  • It is typically used intransitively (e.g., "The passengers will enplane."). It can also be used transitively, though this is less common, meaning to cause someone or something to board a plane (e.g., "The agent enplaned the cargo.").
Examples
  • Intransitive use:
    • Passengers are requested to enplane at Gate 15.
    • We will enplane in approximately thirty minutes.
  • Transitive use:
    • The ground crew enplaned the last of the luggage.
Advanced Usage
  • "to enplane on": To board a specific flight or aircraft.
    • All travelers must enplane on Flight 227 within the next hour.
Variants and Related Words
  • Emplane: An alternative spelling of "enplane," with the same meaning.
  • Enplanement (noun): The act or process of boarding an aircraft, or the number of passengers who board.
    • The airport reported a record number of enplanements this month.
  • Deplane (verb): The opposite action; to disembark from an airplane.
    • Please remain seated until the aircraft has landed and it is safe to deplane.
Synonyms
  • Board: A more common and general synonym meaning to get on a vehicle (a plane, ship, train, or bus).
  • Embark: To go aboard a vessel or aircraft, often for a journey.
Antonyms
  • Deplane: To get off an airplane.
  • Disembark: To leave a ship or aircraft.
enplane

The passengers enplane through the jet bridge.

Verb
  1. board a plane

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