sets, set, setting
to set up
phrasal verbE
To arrange or organize something for use or operation
- 1They set up the equipment for the concert.
- 2She set up the meeting for 10 AM.
To set up means to prepare or get something ready for use. It involves arranging or organizing things in a certain way so that they can be used or operated effectively. It's like getting everything in place before starting a task or activity.
Remember to double-check all connections and settings when setting up electronic devices. One small mistake can cause big problems later on.
at the train station
Meeting Point Arrangement
Sharon
I think we should set up a meeting point near the entrance.
Ashley
That's a great idea, it'll make it easier for everyone to find us.
Sharon
I'll organize some signs to guide people there.
Ashley
Perfect, I'll make sure to inform everyone about the location.
in a legal office
Preparing for the Hearing
Mary
Donna, could you help me set up the presentation equipment for the meeting?
Donna
Sure, Mary. I'll arrange the projector and connect it to the laptop.
Mary
Great, I'll organize the documents and make sure everything's ready.
Donna
Perfect, we'll be all set for the hearing then.
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Similar to "to set up":
- 1arrange
- 2organize
- 3establish