No. 9,557 in Spanish
apearon
"Apearon" means "they dismounted" or "they got off" (from a horse, vehicle, etc.).
In a sentence
Los viajeros se apearon del tren en la estación central de la ciudad.
The travelers disembarked the train at the city's central station.
Usage here indicates the action of alighting or descending from a mode of transportation.
Con cuidado, se apearon del caballo tras la larga jornada.
Carefully, they alighted from the horse after the long journey.
In this sentence, it describes the action of getting off a horse after riding it.
Apearon todas las cajas del camión antes de irse.
They unloaded all the boxes from the truck before leaving.
Here, the word is used in a colloquial sense to imply unloading items from a vehicle.
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