verb

embark

to embark, to board, to begin, to start

We will embark at Liverpool.

We will embark at Liverpool.

She is about to embark on a new career.

She is about to embark on a new career.

((on/upon sth.)) to start a new project or activity She is about to embark on a new career.

((at/from a place)) to get on a ship We will embark at Liverpool.

Synonyms: board, begin, start, commence; Antonyms: disembark

From French 'embarquer', from 'em-' (in) + 'barque' (small boat). Literally, 'to get into a boat'.

Remember 'em-BARK' by thinking of getting on a 'bark' (an old type of sailing ship) to start a voyage.

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