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embark English

Meaning embark meaning

What does embark mean?

embark

— verb go on board — verb set out on (an enterprise or subject of study) she embarked upon a new career — verb (= venture) proceed somewhere despite the risk of possible dangers We ventured into the world of high-tech and bought a supercomputer

Synonyms embark synonyms

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embark English » English

board ship start climb ascend undertake open initiate commence begin venture mount institute go up go aboard get on enter upon transfer take stem start out start off ride originate go enter wage take up take on board strike up strike out start up shift set out set off set in motion set about send rise reckless investment put on board preface precede open up money invested load lead off launch investment invest

Topics embark topics

What do people use embark to talk about?
Physical actions Move Move in a direction

Move up
Physical actions Move Travel

Travel by water

  • What words refer to getting into a boat?
    embark

Conjugation embark conjugation

How do you conjugate embark?

embark · verb

Examples embark examples

How do I use embark in a sentence?

Simple sentences

One day you wake up like a skylark, a winged express at its fastest, devising pursuits to embark on, but this disappears by breakfast.

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It is about to embark on a boat.
They're too intelligent to embark on a project which would mean the end of civilization.
Suppose that you have seen the well-appointed King at Hampton Pier embark his royalty and his brave fleet.
Only a person with undaunted optimism would embark on such a venture.
I resolved to embark upon her courtship as soon as a decent period of mourning should have elapsed.
I suggest that Your Ladyship cross the Isthmus of Panama and embark on a ship which has frills and fancies enough for women passengers.
In a few years, we were ready to embark on a dance concert tour.
Word has been received that you wish to embark your armies. on the Cilician ships from the Italian port of Brundusium.
From which port do they propose to embark?
The kids have to embark.
Gentlemen, we're about to embark on a very momentous journey.
I must take the Armada safely into Calais to embark the Duke of Parma's invasion army.
They're going to Calais to embark the Duke of Parma's army.
Passengers are requested to embark.
Bye, embark, come back.
Good, then you're ready to embark.
I, your Wizard per ardua ad alta am about to embark upon a hazardous and technically unexplainable journey into the outer stratosphere!
As we are about to embark on our first flight over the Alps, may I start the propeller?
Now we must embark on another far-sighted, long-range vision.
Now the lights are going out. So I embark on migration number five.
Well, if ever I do embark on such a venture there is someone else.
We are about to embark. On an ocean of mysticism and passion. in a small, leaky boat.
So Doudou and I we decided to embark and sail away.
We'll embark in four hours.
I've just decided to embark on a daring and dangerous adventure.
You embark or not?
You're trying to embark?
In Aristea, Kusa's fabulously wealthy friend Ephraim. will give you the money you need to embark.
They no longer hope to embark on the stone boats of their ancestors.
Travel party, you may embark.

News and current affairs

As governments embark on their necessary and bold experiments, they must remember to take their citizens with them.
PARIS - In Northern Europe, especially Germany, the European Central Bank's decision to embark on quantitative easing (QE) has triggered an avalanche of indictments.
What we Europeans now need most of all is to embark on precisely the opposite course.
When nations embark on a program of ever closer integration, the end result is always likely to look unfinished if they put aside - on an ongoing basis - any resolution of the ultimate destination.
It remains to be seen whether the new French president will be able to embark on a more promising course.
Things might be different if the US and other key players could simultaneously embark on a broad regional stabilization enterprise, but there are too many competing agendas to make this realistic for the foreseeable future.
Hearts and minds matter in counterterrorism, and they become harder to win whenever the US and its supporters embark upon military action clearly in breach of international law.
But banks are being told by regulators to reduce their leverage and to post higher capital when they embark on risky lending, and their creditors are being told that they should not expect to be bailed out if banks get into trouble.
China's authorities did not embark on import liberalization in earnest until much later, during the second half of the 1980s and the 1990s.
The Dominican Republic, despite violence, dictatorship, and periodic invasions from the US, broke through recently to embark on a two-pronged development path: expanded health and education and a shift to profitable manufacturing and services activities.
As they successfully eliminate malaria, they will provide a new malaria-free anchor that will enable their neighbors, which have been pursuing aggressive control measures in the interim, to embark on their own eradication campaigns.
But few of these economies are prepared to embark on the type of internal reforms that promise sustained high growth rates and a substantial reduction in unemployment, which has been at alarming levels for young people and in terms of duration.
Sooner or later they will have to face the fact that they cannot embark on the building of a mega-Union of 30-plus member states, without corresponding reforms to the decision-making institutions.
But Obama starts much further left than Clinton, making a move to the middle a longer trek if he decides to embark on it.
In an ideal world, America's next president would rapidly embark on a two-step approach to restoring job dynamism and financial soundness.
Today, there is a higher level of bankruptcy in the United States than in the European Union, and it is easier for bankrupt Americans to embark on new ventures.
That rapidly depleted its modest foreign-exchange reserves, triggering a severe financial crisis in 1991, which in turn compelled India to embark on radical economic reforms that laid the foundations for its economic rise.
Only when the EU has its head above water again can we embark on the difficult but necessary path of framing and adopting a new treaty for a new Europe.
The alternative would be to embark on a sustained program of privatization to shrink the asset side of the state's huge balance sheet.
There is reason to hope that some of the EU's member states will embark on this venture in fighting crime and terrorism, defense matters, or in financial and budgetary harmonization.
The rich North cannot continue as before, emerging industrial countries must leave the old industrial-based path to prosperity, and the rest of the world may not even embark upon it.
Even so, Netanyahu will not embark on a settlement-building campaign, and Livni is not about to give away east Jerusalem.
In many of these cases - Turkey during the 1990's is a good example - financial markets enabled irresponsible governments to embark on unsustainable borrowing sprees.
Third, public-health officials should embark on a campaign to educate local authorities and citizens about the DDT.
Before Burma's fate is sealed in a new-model dictatorship, the United Nations must immediately and vigorously embark on a fresh process designed to deliver national reconciliation and democracy to that troubled country.

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