What does "set out" mean?

To arrange or begin a journey To display, explain clearly, or start on a trip.

How do you use "set out" in a sentence?

She set out her stall. We set out early in the morning. The report sets out the findings.

set out

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

Meaning: To arrange or begin a journey

安排、出发或阐述

Organizar o emprender un viaje

並べる・出発する・説明する

진열하다·출발하다·설명하다

To display, explain clearly, or start on a trip.

展示、清楚解释或开始旅程。"Set out one's stall"是英式英语，表示表明立场。这是一个多义短语动词，意义因语境而异。

Exhibir, explicar claramente o comenzar un viaje. "Set out one's stall" es una expresión británica que significa declarar tu posición. Un phrasal verb polisémico cuyo significado varía según el contexto.

陳列する、明確に説明する、または旅を始めること。「set out one's stall」はイギリス英語で自分の立場を明らかにする意味。多義的な句動詞で文脈によって意味が異なる。

전시하거나, 명확하게 설명하거나, 여행을 시작하다.

Base verb: set

Particle: out

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

Examples

She set out her stall.
展示/表明立场 - 英式英语
exhibir/posición - británico
陳列・立場表明 - イギリス英語
그녀는 자신의 입장을 분명히 했다.
We set out early in the morning.
旅行
viajes
旅行
우리는 이른 아침에 출발했다.
The report sets out the findings.
解释
explicación
説明
보고서는 조사 결과를 제시하고 있다.

Pronunciation

Usage Guide

Context: arrangement, journeys, explanation

Tone: purposeful

✓ Do Say

Set out to do
Set out to do
Set out to do
Set out to do
~하기 위해 나서다

Origin & History

From setting things out for display.

Cultural Context

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal