detrain Antonyms
Meaning of detrain
detrain (v)
leave a train
detrain (v. i. & t.)
To alight, or to cause to alight, from a railway train.
detrain Sentence Examples
- The weary travelers were eager to **detrain** after their long journey across the country.
- A malfunctioning door caused a delay in passengers **detraining** from the crowded train.
- Following the scenic route, passengers could briefly **detrain** at a small platform to enjoy the breathtaking view.
- The announcement advised passengers to have their tickets ready for inspection upon **detraining**.
- The porters assisted the elderly passengers with their luggage as they **detrained**.
- The unexpected stop in the small town provided a chance for passengers to **detrain** and grab a quick bite.
- **Detraining** at the bustling station, she felt a mix of excitement and apprehension about her new city life.
- The historical reenactment showcased soldiers in period uniforms **detraining** from a restored steam locomotive.
- Due to a track blockage, passengers were informed they would need to **detrain** at an alternate station.
- With a final whistle, the train came to a halt, and the remaining passengers began to **detrain**.
FAQs About the word detrain
leave a trainTo alight, or to cause to alight, from a railway train.
deplane, disembark, light, dismount,alight, descend,get down
climb (aboard), embark,embark, climb (aboard), get in, get in, mount, entrain,board, board
The weary travelers were eager to **detrain** after their long journey across the country.
A malfunctioning door caused a delay in passengers **detraining** from the crowded train.
Following the scenic route, passengers could briefly **detrain** at a small platform to enjoy the breathtaking view.
The announcement advised passengers to have their tickets ready for inspection upon **detraining**.
