Set down
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PreIntermediate
1. To place or put something on a surface.
- She set down her cup on the table and sighed.
- Please set down the box carefully; it's fragile.
2. To write or record something, especially formally.
- The rules were set down in the company manual.
- He set down his thoughts in a diary every night.
3. To establish or prescribe something, like a rule or law.
- The government set down new regulations for public health.
- The school has set down guidelines for the dress code.
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