set + particle
22 phrasal verbs
To surprise or disconcert someone; now rare and largely replaced by 'taken aback'.
To begin doing something with determination, or to attack someone physically.
To send someone or an animal in pursuit of someone who is fleeing.
To cause someone to oppose something, to offset one thing against another (financial), or to consider one thing in contrast to another.
To advance a clock or schedule to a later time.
To make someone or something noticeably different or distinct from others.
To reserve something for a specific purpose, or to decide to temporarily ignore something.
To delay progress or development, or to cost someone a specified amount of money.
To save or put away money or goods for future use.
To place something on a surface, to record something in writing, or to let a passenger out of a vehicle.
To begin a journey, or to state or explain something formally and in full.
For something unpleasant or difficult to begin and become established.
To begin a journey, to cause something to activate or explode, or to cause a reaction in someone or something.
To attack someone suddenly, or to cause an animal or person to attack someone.
To direct someone or something towards a target, or a variant of 'set on' (to attack).
To begin a journey or task with a clear purpose, or to arrange and display things, or to explain something clearly.
To place someone in a position of authority over others.
To begin doing something with energy and determination, or to start arguing or fighting.
To prepare, arrange, or establish something so that it is ready to use or function.