Specifically used with planes and ships to describe passengers leaving the vehicle.

Transportation Use

'Debark' is not used for exiting cars or buses; use 'get out' or 'exit' instead.

Not for Cars

Often related to the conclusion of a journey or travel.

Used in a military setting, meaning to remove equipment or personnel from a vehicle or vessel.

Considered a technical term, mainly used within military or logistical operations.

Used in the context of forestry, indicating the removal of bark from trees.

In forestry, it's a preparatory step before further processing the wood.

'Debark' is not used for fruits or vegetables; 'peel' is used instead.