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Jyutpingceot1 zing1
Yalechēut jīng
Definition
To go on a military expedition or campaign; to set off to compete for victory.
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How it's used
Carries a slightly dramatic or grand tone, often implying a sense of mission or a serious challenge ahead. While historically used for military campaigns, it is now frequently applied in sports or competitive contexts to describe a team heading off to an away game or tournament.
Examples
They have prepared all their equipment to go on an expedition.
When are you guys heading out to compete?
Related words
Common phrases
prepare for an expedition
head out to compete
Common mistake
Avoid using this for casual travel or routine trips, as it implies a specific goal of conquest or competition rather than leisure.
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