Set out to
/sɛt aʊt tuː/B1
PreIntermediate
1. to start a journey or trip with a specific goal in mind
- They set out to climb the mountain early in the morning.
- We set out to visit all the famous museums in the city.
2. to begin an activity or project with a particular objective
- She set out to write a book about her travels.
- He set out to learn a new language over the summer.
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