embark
em bork
- v go on board
- v set out on (an enterprise or subject of study)
she embarked upon a new career - v proceed somewhere despite the risk of possible dangers
- But while some speculate that Britain could soon embark on an incinerator building boom, there are problems as well.
- Stewart's cleanup of Murad Khane has thus given him the license to embark on the cultural projects that are his real passion.
- Born in Pacho, in central Colombia, the future kingpin ran away from home at ten to embark on a life of street crime.