搭乗 (とうじょう, toujou) Japanese meaning: boarding | Kotomora

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搭乗する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Primarily used for boarding aircraft or ships; also used for other vehicles in formal contexts. Often appears as 搭乗する or 搭乗手続き.

乗じょう船せん
乗船 refers specifically to boarding a ship, while 搭乗 covers boarding both ships and aircraft and is the term used in official announcements.
乗じょう車しゃN3
乗車 is used for boarding land vehicles such as trains and buses, whereas 搭乗 is the formal word for boarding aircraft or ships.
乗のるN5
乗る is the everyday, general verb for getting on any vehicle, while 搭乗 is a formal noun/verb used mainly in airport and ship-boarding contexts.
乗のりN2
乗り casually refers to getting on any vehicle, while 搭乗 is the formal term used specifically for boarding aircraft or ships.
乗のり込こむN2
搭乗する is a formal, often written term specifically for boarding aircraft or ships, whereas 乗り込む is more general and can describe boarding any vehicle in everyday speech.

下げ船せん
下船 means disembarking from a ship, the opposite process to 搭乗 when boarding a vessel.
降こう機き
降機 means deplaning from an aircraft, the opposite of 搭乗 when boarding a flight.

登とう場じょうN3
登場 (an appearance, e.g. on stage or in a story) is pronounced identically to 搭乗 (boarding a plane or ship) but has a completely different meaning.
乗じょう船せん
乗船 refers to boarding a ship, while 搭乗 is the specific term for boarding an airplane.
便びん乗じょうN1
搭乗 refers formally to boarding a plane or ship, while 便乗 refers to getting a lift or ride, often informally and in any vehicle.

回かいN4
搭乗 as an action is counted with 回 when referring to the number of times someone has boarded, e.g. 搭乗回数.

搭 (board, load) + 乗 (ride). A Sino-Japanese compound used in formal and official contexts for boarding vehicles, especially aircraft.