LingakuFrequency rank: 10,628. – 10,654.
- to set out; to set sail
- to embark on (a new venture); to set out (to achieve something)
- to begin to ride
- to lean forward
Godan verb with 'su' ending; transitive verb
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Generated definitions (experimental)
- to set out; to set sail
- to embark on (a new venture); to set out (to achieve something)
- to begin to ride
- to lean forward
This meaning refers to the act of starting a journey or departing from a location, typically in a vehicle or vessel.
This usage pertains to starting something significant or taking on a challenge, often implying a sense of determination or initiative.
This meaning indicates the action of starting to ride a vehicle, animal, or any mode of transport.
He began to ride his bicycle.
This usage describes the physical action of leaning one's body forward, often to get closer to something or to improve balance.
Generated collocations (experimental)
のりだす乗り出すto set outあたらしい新しいぼうけん冒険にのりだす乗り出すto embark on a new adventureぜんぽう前方にのりだす乗り出すto lean forwardばいくバイクにのりだす乗り出すto begin to ride a motorcycleじぎょう事業にのりだす乗り出すto set out on a business ventureうみ海にのりだす乗り出すto set sailせっきょくてき積極的にのりだす乗り出すto actively engageたび旅にのりだす乗り出すto set out on a journeyとりくみ取り組みにのりだす乗り出すto embark on an initiativeうんえい運営にのりだす乗り出すto take charge of management
Example sentences
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He resolved to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime enterprise.
They embarked on the new project full of hope.
Japan will soon start to engage in the exploration of the universe.
I leaned forward, eager to catch every word he spoke.
The movie got more and more exciting, until at length, people were sitting on the edge of their chairs.
Lincoln set out to abolish slavery in the United States.