emplane
/ɪmˈpleɪn
/ /ɛmˈpleɪn/(also enplane)
verb
Go or put on board an aircraft: [no object]: some travellers spend the night before emplaning the next day for New York [with object]: an airport that emplanes 100 passengers or more per day...
- It now requires all aircraft operators who enplane or deplane passengers into a sterile area at an airport to conduct screening before departure.
- Although the players appeared clearly unhappy as they prepared to emplane, they were not willing to speak on record.
- Bangalore is expected to take away a chunk of the traffic as more people from the software capital are emplaning towards the US every day.
- count something on the fingers of one hand
- count something out
- count the cost
- count the days (or hours)
- count the pennies
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