set out

US /set aʊt/
UK /set aʊt/
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1.

to start a journey

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They set out early in the morning to avoid traffic.
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We set out on a long hike through the mountains.
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departembarkstart offbegin a journey
2.

to arrange or display something

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The artist set out her paintings for the exhibition.
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Please set out the chairs for the meeting.
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displayarrangeexhibitlay out
3.

to present or explain ideas, facts, or plans in a clear and organized way

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The report clearly sets out the company's goals for the next year.
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He set out his arguments in a logical sequence.
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explainpresentdetailelucidate
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