embark

着手する、乗り出す

新しい活動や計画、旅を始める。

やさしい英語で： To begin a new activity, project, or journey.

• We embarked on a new project.
• She is ready to embark on a teaching career.
• They embarked upon a long journey together.

使い方： embark on/upon something (They embarked on a study of local wildlife.)

類義語： begin, start, undertake

よく使う表現： embark on something, embark upon something

乗船する、搭乗する

旅に出るために船や飛行機に乗る。

やさしい英語で： To get onto a ship or plane before a journey.

• Passengers embark at noon.
• We embarked on the ship before sunset.
• Where did the crew embark?

使い方： embark on something (The passengers embarked on a waiting ferry.)

類義語： board

反対語： disembark

よく使う表現： embark on something, embark at port

乗船させる、船に積む

運ぶために、人を船に乗せたり荷物を積んだりする。

やさしい英語で： To put people or goods onto a ship for transport.

• They embarked the troops before dawn.
• The crew embarked supplies at the port.
• All passengers were embarked safely.

使い方： embark someone/something on something (They embarked the soldiers on two ships.)

類義語： load, put aboard

反対語： disembark

よく使う表現： embark troops, embark passengers, embark someone aboard

投資する、参加させる

事業や活動にお金を投資したり、人を参加させたりする。

やさしい英語で： To put money or involve people in a business or other activity.

• He embarked his savings in trade.
• They embarked their capital in a risky venture.
• She embarked her family in the enterprise.

使い方： embark someone/something in something (He embarked his fortune in the new business.)

類義語： invest, commit

よく使う表現： embark money, embark something in