Embark ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Embark ( verb )

1. To go on board a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle for transportation.
2. To begin a new undertaking or venture.

Origin:

From middle english embarke, from old french embarquer, from en- "in" + barque "boat".

Examples:

1. We embarked on the ship to start our cruise.
2. She embarked on a new career after leaving her old job.
3. The company embarked on a new project.
4. We embarked on the journey to the new land.
5. The passengers embarked the airplane for their flight.

(As a verb)

Embark ( verb )

1. To go on board a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle for transportation.
2. To begin a new undertaking or venture.

Origin:

From middle english embarke, from old french embarquer, from en- "in" + barque "boat".

Examples:

1. We embarked on the ship to start our cruise.
2. She embarked on a new career after leaving her old job.
3. The company embarked on a new project.
4. We embarked on the journey to the new land.
5. The passengers embarked the airplane for their flight.