Definition

1. Intransitive Verb:
   • To set off, to depart, to begin a journey: An archaic term used to describe the action of starting a trip or voyage, often implying a formal or significant departure.

Usage Examples

• Intransitive Verb:
  • Sau khi nhận được lệnh vua, đoàn sứ giả liền đăng trình. (After receiving the king's order, the envoy delegation immediately set off.)
  • Ông ấy đăng trình từ sáng sớm để kịp đến nơi trước hoàng hôn. (He took the road early in the morning to arrive before sunset.)

Advanced Usage

• "đăng trình lên đường": to set off on the road. This is a redundant but sometimes used phrase for emphasis.
  • Vị tướng đăng trình lên đường ra trận với quyết tâm cao. (The general set off for the battlefield with great determination.)

Variants and Related Words

• Khởi hành (v): to depart, to leave. This is the modern, common equivalent.
• Lên đường (v): to hit the road, to set out. A common phrase with a similar meaning.
• Ra đi (v): to leave, to go away. Often used in poetic or solemn contexts.

Synonyms

• Khởi hành: to depart.
• Xuất phát: to start out, to set out.

Related Idioms

• "Đăng trình vạn dặm": to embark on a journey of ten thousand miles. An idiom emphasizing a very long and arduous journey.
  • Chàng trai trẻ đăng trình vạn dặm đi tìm tri thức. (The young man embarked on a journey of ten thousand miles to seek knowledge.)

1. (cũ) Set off (on a journey), leave, take the road