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set out

/set aʊt/

Übersetzung: Phrasal verb, das den Beginn einer Reise oder eines Vorhabens bezeichnet oder etwas klar und systematisch erklärt oder darstellt.

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verb

/set aʊt/B2formal
  • dePhrasal verb, das den Beginn einer Reise oder eines Vorhabens bezeichnet oder etwas klar und systematisch erklärt oder darstellt.

A phrasal verb used to indicate beginning a journey or undertaking, or to explain or present something clearly and systematically.

unzählbar · unregelmäßiges Verb · intransitiv · Phrasal, untrennbar

  1. Begin a journeyformal

    To start a trip or journey.

    deAufbrechen

    • They set out early in the morning to avoid traffic.
    • The explorers set out on their expedition to the Arctic.
    • We set out for the coast at dawn.

    Synonymedepartembarkleavesally forthset offstart outtake off

  2. Start an activity or taskformal

    To begin a task, project, or activity with a specific goal in mind.

    deEtwas in Angriff nehmen

    • She set out to write a novel in just three months.
    • The team set out to solve the complex problem.
    • He set out to prove his theory with experiments.

    Synonymebegincommenceembark onget goinginitiatestartundertake

  3. Explain or present clearlyformal

    To present or explain something in a clear, organized way.

    deDarlegen

    • The report sets out the main findings of the study.
    • The contract sets out the terms and conditions of the agreement.
    • She set out her arguments in a logical order.

    Synonymedelineatedescribedetailexplainexpoundlay outoutlinepresent

Formen
  • set out past participle
  • set out past simple
  • setting out present participle
  • sets out third person singular

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Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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