Kollokationen von 'Do- Set- Go' - Einfluss & Kontrolle (Set)

Erkunden Sie englische Kollokationen mit 'Set', die verwendet werden, um Einfluss und Kontrolle auszudrücken, einschließlich 'set the pace' und 'set a trap'.

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to [set] {sth} in motion [Phrase]

to begin a specific process, action, or series of events

Ex: They set a plan in motion to launch a new marketing campaign .

to [set] the scene [Phrase]

to describe or create the environment, context, or background for a story, event, or situation, typically to help the audience or readers better understand the context

Ex: They set the scene for the play with detailed props and lighting .

to [set] the pace [Phrase]

to set a high standard or example for others to follow

Ex: They set the pace for customer service with their exceptional support .

to [set] fire to {sth} [Phrase]

to cause a fire to begin

Ex: She set fire to the campfire logs to keep warm .

to [set] a tone [Phrase]

to create a specific feeling or mood in a situation

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to [set] a trap [Phrase]

to create a plan or device to catch or deceive something or someone

Ex: Currently , they are setting a trap to catch the elusive neighborhood cat .

to [set] an example [Phrase]

to show how to behave or act so that others can learn from it

Ex: The leader set an example of integrity through ethical decisions .

to [set] {sb} to work [Phrase]

to assign or instruct someone to start working on a specific task or job

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to [set] to work on {sth} [Phrase]

to begin a task or activity with determination and focus

Ex: They set to work on the construction project as soon as the materials arrived .

to [set] a trend [Phrase]

to initiate or establish a new style, behavior, or pattern that becomes popular and influential

Ex: They set a trend in eco-friendly packaging for their products .

Kollokationen von 'Do- Set- Go'
Akademisch, Aktionen oder Aktivitäten (Tun)	Hausarbeit, Bewegung oder Freizeit (Tun)	Vorbereitung & Arrangement (Set)	Einfluss & Kontrolle (Set)
Einschränkungen & Planung (Set)	Negative oder neutrale Änderungen (Los)	Aktionen & Aktivitäten (Gehen)