set up /set ʌp/
(phrasal verb) to provide somebody with the money that they need in order to do something
Example: Set up a time and place for the meeting and then inform everyone who is involved
(phrasal verb) to provide somebody with the money that they need in order to do something
Example: Set up a time and place for the meeting and then inform everyone who is involved
set aside
(phrasal verb) to save or keep money, time, land, etc. for a particular purpose
Example: We should set aside amount of money every month to buy house in next several months.
(phrasal verb) to save or keep money, time, land, etc. for a particular purpose
Example: We should set aside amount of money every month to buy house in next several months.
set back
(phrasal verb) to delay the progress of something/somebody by a particular time
Example: The storm has set the flight back by 2 hours.
(phrasal verb) to delay the progress of something/somebody by a particular time
Example: The storm has set the flight back by 2 hours.
set down
(phrasal verb) to stop and allow somebody to get off
Example: The bus will stop to set down and get on the passengers at bus stops.
(phrasal verb) to stop and allow somebody to get off
Example: The bus will stop to set down and get on the passengers at bus stops.
set in
(phrasal verb) to begin and seem likely to continue
Example: This rain looks as if it has set in for the rest of the day.
(phrasal verb) to begin and seem likely to continue
Example: This rain looks as if it has set in for the rest of the day.
set off
(phrasal verb) to begin a journey
Example: The terrorist has set off a bomb in a very famous shopping center.
(phrasal verb) to begin a journey
Example: The terrorist has set off a bomb in a very famous shopping center.
set on
(phrasal verb) to attack somebody suddenly
Example: The bees have set on him in 30 minutes.
(phrasal verb) to attack somebody suddenly
Example: The bees have set on him in 30 minutes.
set to
(phrasal verb) to begin doing something in a busy or determined way
Example: People set to an argument about the presidential election campaign.
(phrasal verb) to begin doing something in a busy or determined way
Example: People set to an argument about the presidential election campaign.
set up for
Example: He tries to set up for a gentleman.
Example: He tries to set up for a gentleman.
set out
(phrasal verb) to leave a place and begin a journey
Example: We have to set out early tomorrow to avoid the storm.
(phrasal verb) to leave a place and begin a journey
Example: We have to set out early tomorrow to avoid the storm.