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What does the speaker mean by the words "I embark'' in the line "nurse helps me when i embark
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What does the speaker mean by the words "I embark'' in the line "nurse helps me when i embark

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So embark, means beginning something or taking and putting. In this case it would be beginning a journey. For the nurse part it could be beginning a surgery or recovering. Don’t know answers so I can’t help too much
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He begins a journey

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