To begin or begin:

To start or set out:

Set about solving this problem.

Begin to solve the problem

distinguish

Keep it for special purposes.

Set aside: To set aside for a special purpose

Make eye-catching:

Striking:

The personality traits that set her apart.

Her striking personality.

set aside

Separate and keep for a special purpose.

Set aside: To set aside or set aside for special use

Discard or reject.

Give up

Declare invalid; Repeal or veto:

To declare useless, cancel, or reject:

The court quashed the conviction.

The court acquitted him.

assault

To attack or attack:

To strike or attack:

The dogs pounced on the fox.

The dog jumped at the fox.

postpone

Slow down the progress of; Hinder.

Stop: slow down the process; rear

Informal cost:

Informal expenditure:

That coat cost me 1, 000 dollars.

That dress cost me $65,438+0,000.

set up

Keep for future use:

Reserved for future use:

It is wise to store food and money for a rainy day.

It is wise to store food and money for a rainy day.

lay down

Sit down; Seats:

Sit: make sit; Sit down:

Put the baby here.

Let the child sit here.

Write it down; Record:

Record: write it down; Record:

We noted down the facts.

Let's write down the facts.

Attach importance to; Consider:

Thinking; Regard as:

Think of him as a stalker.

When he is a sinister person.

Attributable to a certain reason; Attribute:

Attribution to: caused by; Property ... Recipient:

Let's attribute this mistake to inexperience.

Let's attribute the mistake to inexperience.

To land (an airplane):

To land (an airplane):

The pilot landed the plane hard.

The pilot landed the plane with difficulty.

depart

Put forward for consideration; Proposal:

Put forward: put forward ideas; Suggestion:

Put forward a reasonable plan.

Put forward a reasonable plan

Express in words:

Express in words:

She has expounded her thoughts.

She has expressed her thoughts.

began to travel

Start traveling.

began to travel

begin

To insert:

Insert:

Sleeve in the sleeve of a robe.

Insert into the sleeve of a dress

To begin or become apparent:

To begin to appear or appear:

"When I was walking on the road over the top of the mountain, night fell" (Charles siebert)

"When I was walking on the hilltop highway, night fell" (Charles Shebert)

Move to the shore. Used of wind or water.

(wind) current (blowing) to the shore: to move to the shore. Used for wind and water

give rise to

Produce; Cause to happen:

Cause; Cause to happen:

Initiate a chemical reaction

Have a chemical reaction

To explode:

Cause an explosion:

Detonate the bomb.

Bomb explosion

Expressing difference; Distinguish:

Distinguish: point out the differences; Distinguish:

The characteristics that set him apart.

The characteristics that set him apart.

Draw attention by comparison; Emphasize:

Emphasis: attract attention through comparison; Emphasize:

Print a paragraph in italics.

Emphasize a paragraph in italics.

Start a trip:

Start the journey:

Set out for Europe.

Start a trip to Europe

depart

Start a serious attempt; Bear:

Start: start an eager plan; Set about:

He began to understand the reason why the plan failed.

He began to understand why the plan failed.

Show systematically and vividly:

Vividly represent:

Design a terrace.

Draw terrain

To present for exhibition or sale.

Exhibition: set up for exhibition or sales.

Planting:

Species:

Start sowing.

Plant young trees

Start a journey:

Start the journey:

She set out for town at dawn.

She set out for town at sunrise.

Start doing it with great energy; Start resolutely

Start working energetically; Let's begin.

Start work: start work enthusiastically; begin

Start fighting.

Start fighting

build

Stand upright.

Upright: to put in a vertical position

Promotion; Raise.

Elevator; rise

Raise authority or power; Investment power:

Raise authority or power; Authorization:

They described the general as a dictator.

They gave the general command.

Put forward (oneself) as; Claiming to be:

Claiming to recommend (oneself); Claiming to be:

He claims to be an authority on English.

He claims to be an expert in English.

Assembly and erection:

Assembly and assembly:

Install a new machine.

Assemble a new machine

Establish; Find:

Establish:

Set up a charity.

Establish a charity

Lead to:

Cause, cause:

They protested loudly against the new tax.

They spoke out against the new tax.

Establish a business by providing funds, equipment or other support.

Establish an enterprise by providing funds, equipment or other support.

informal

Informal language

Buy (someone) a drink.

Serve (sb.). ) drinks.

Pay for (drinks).

Pay (for a drink)

To excite or excite:

Informal words to stimulate or encourage:

A victory that really inspired the team.

The victory inspired the whole team.

Make plans for:

Plan: make a plan:

Plan a kidnapping.

Plan a kidnapping

To put (others) in a compromise position by deception or trickery:

To make (others) compromise by deception:

The liar set me up.

The liar lied to me.

begin

Violent attack:

Strike hard:

The guards set dogs on the escaped prisoners.

The guard let the dog attack the escaped prisoner.

light

Cause to ignite and burn.

Arson: To ignite or cause to burn.

enter

Enter.

enter

set foot on

Step on it.

Walk in

Start ...

Give impetus to:

Give a stimulus:

The indictment initiated judicial proceedings.

Complaints speed up the adjudication process.

be absorbed in

Be determined to do sth.

decide to do sth.

with an eye to

Aim at:

Set goals:

She set her sights on medical school.

She wants to go to medical school.

Be lit

Cause to ignite and burn.

Arson: To cause to ignite or burn.

Make excited:

Excitation:

This music fascinates the audience.

Music excites the audience.

set sail

Start sailing on water.

Set sail: set sail and start sailing on water

Correct (sb)

Correct (someone) by providing comprehensive and accurate information.

Correct: To correct (someone) by providing a large amount of correct information.

respect

Regard as valuable or valuable.

Considered valuable or valuable.

Take the lead

Advance at a speed that other competitors try to reach or exceed.

Lead: Advance at the speed that other competitors try to catch up or surpass.

Imitate the behavior or expression that others try to imitate.

Lead by example: to act or do things in a way that others try to surpass.

Get ready for ...

To provide a basis for:

Provide the basis:

The threat of force to prepare for war.

A sword that provides the foundation for war.

Establish housekeeping management

Start a family.

Form a family: form a family

set up shop

Set up your own business.

Build a career: build a career