Multiple choice softskills communication

disembark

  1. debark; go ashore; unload cargo from ship

  2. damnation; complete ruin; hell

  3. minor objection or complaint

  4. encompass; include;
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A Correct answer
Explanation

To disembark means to leave a vessel, aircraft, or other mode of transport after a journey, or to unload cargo from a ship. From French 'desembarquer' combining 'de-' (remove from) and 'embarquer' (to embark), the prefix 'dis-' indicates removal or reversal. Options B, C, and D define unrelated concepts.

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