Set out
/set ˈaʊt/B2
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1. To begin a journey or a trip.
- They set out early in the morning to avoid the traffic.
- We set out for the mountains at dawn.
2. To start an activity or task with a clear purpose.
- She set out to write her novel last year.
- The company set out to improve its customer service.
3. To display or arrange something neatly or for a specific purpose.
- He set out the tools he needed for the job.
- They set out the food on the table.
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