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embark

em·bark [ em brk ] (past and past participle em·barked, present participle em·bark·ing, 3rd person present singular em·barks)

transitive and intransitive verb

Definition:

go or put on board: to go on board, or put or take somebody or something on board a ship or aircraft

[Mid-16th century. < French embarquer< barque "ship"]

em·bar·ka·tion [ èm baar káysh'n ] noun

em·bark·ment noun

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