re-embark
/riːɪmˈbɑːk
/verb [no object]
Go on board ship again: the attack occurred the day after the French re-embarked...
- Tomochichi and other Indian Chiefs re-embarked on board the Prince of Wales, commanded by Capt. George Dunbar, who was bound for Georgia with a Transport of Salzburghers and German Protestant Refugees.
- As soon as the ship started to float again we re-embarked and with night starting to fall we moored alongside a ship ready to embark lorries to be landed in the early hours of the next day.
- The Japanese fought bravely but were eventually forced to withdraw, and only 1,200 survived to start re-embarking on 4 September.
Derivatives
re-embarkation
- retail bank
- retail banker
- retail banking
- retailer
- retail park
- retail politics
- retail price
- retail price index
- retail price maintenance
- retail therapy
- retain
- retainability
- retainable
- retainage
- retainder
- retained object
- retained profit
- retainer
- retainership
- retaining fee
- retaining wall
- retainment
- retake
- retaker
- retaliate