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to embark
01
to board a plane or ship
Transitive: to embark a mass transport vehicle
02
to start or initiate something, such as a new project or venture
Transitive: to embark on a project or venture
03
to proceed somewhere or start a journey, even though there may be potential risks or dangers involved
Transitive: to embark on a journey
embark
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disembark
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disembark
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embarkation
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embarkation
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embarkment
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embarkment
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Example
Passengers are requested to embark the airplane at Gate 5 for departure.
The captain announced that we could embark the ferry to the nearby island.
After completing the check-in process, the passengers can embark the train to their destination.
The travel agent will provide all the necessary documents required to embark the international flight.
He plans to embark on writing his first novel this year, dedicating his evenings to the task.
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