| Definition of 'embark on' |
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1. (verb) start, start up, embark on, commence
get off the ground
"Who started this company?"; "We embarked on an exciting enterprise"; "I start my day with a good breakfast"; "We began the new semester"; "The afternoon session begins at 4 PM"; "The blood shed started when the partisans launched a surprise attack"
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Sense: to start or engage in
She embarked on a new career.
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 Afrikaans: jou begeef in |
 Arabic: يُباشِر، يَبْدَأ |
 Bulgarian: предприемам |
 Brazilian: lançar-se |
 Czech: angažovat se (v) |
 German: anfangen |
 Danish: begynde på; starte |
 Greek: ξεκινώ |
 Spanish: emprender |
 Estonian: alustama |
 Farsi: مبادرت کردن؛ آغاز کردن |
 Finnish: aloittaa |
 French: se lancer dans |
 Hebrew: להתחיל |
 Hindi: प्रारंभ करना |
 Croatian: ukrcati se |
 Hungarian: nekilát |
 Indonesian: memulai |
 Icelandic: hefja, ráðast í (e-ð) |
 Italian: imbarcarsi |
 Japanese: 始める |
 Korean: 시작하다 |
 Lithuanian: imtis, pradėti, leistis |
 Latvian: uzsākt |
 Malay: memulakan |
 Dutch: beginnen aan |
 Norwegian: begynne på, gå i gang med |
 Polish: rozpocząć |
 Persian: مبادرت کردن؛ آغاز کردن |
 Pashto: پيلول |
 Portuguese: lançar-se |
 Romanian: aîncepe |
 Russian: предпринимать |
 Slovak: pustiť sa do |
 Slovenian: začeti |
 Serbian: započeti |
 Swedish: ge sig ut på, ge sig in i |
 Thai: เริ่มต้น |
 Turkish: başlamak |
 Taiwanese: 著手，開始 |
 Ukrainian: починати, братися |
 Urdu: آغاز کرنا |
 Vietnamese: bắt đầu |
 Chinese: 着手，开始 |
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