出征 (chū zhēng): Set out for battle (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

The soldiers have set out for battle.

He did not set out hastily; instead, he formulated a meticulous strategic plan.

After encouraging each other, the team members spiritedly set out for the final match.

For the future development of the company, the general manager decided to personally set out to explore overseas markets.

On the eve of setting out, he felt both excited and inevitably somewhat nervous and uneasy.