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1. • • to arrangefor an eventor activityto happen: We need to set up a meetingto discussthe proposals. The governmenthas agreedto set up a publicenquiry.
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   What does set up mean?

   • Get a quick, free translation! SET SOMETHING UP definition: 1. to formally establish a new company, organization, system, way of working, etc.: 2. to arrange…. Learn more.

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   What does it mean to set up a business?

   • If you set up somewhere or set yourself up somewhere, you establish yourself in a new business or new area. The mayor's plan offers incentives to firms setting up in lower Manhattan. He worked as a dance instructor in London before setting himself up in Bucharest. Grandfather set them up in a printing business.

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   What does it mean to 'get somewhere'?

   • To 'get somewhere' means to a place not specified or known: found it somewhere. It also means to a place or state of further development or progress: finally getting somewhere. Approximately; roughly: it is somewhere about halfway through.

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   Is'set up something' a correct word?

   • Both "set up something" and "set something up" are perfectly correct English, as "set up" is a phrasal verb. As kajaco mentions, "setup something" is just a spelling error (although it is fairly common). Of the two correct phrases, I don't think one is inherently more clear than the other, if the something part is short enough.

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   What does it mean if someone sets up a house?

   • If you set up house or home or set up shop, you buy a house or business of your own and start living or working there. They married, and set up home in Atlanta. If you are set up by someone, they make it seem that you have done something wrong when you have not. He claimed yesterday that he had been set up after drugs were discovered at his home.

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   Is setup a verb or a noun?

   • 'The Oxford Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs' (!) or its modern revision uses them (apart from MWV). "Setup" is noun, not a verb, so you wouldn't "Setup something". "Set up something" keeps the two parts of the expression (set and up) together, so that seems clearest. Other wording might work better: Install or initialize.

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   If you set someone up, you establish someone on a particular path through life esp. by paying for something or supplying money: His father set him up in the family business . Thomson set himself up in an off-campus lab so he could do the research .

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   Both "set up something" and "set something up" are perfectly correct English, as "set up" is a phrasal verb. As kajaco mentions, "setup something" is just a spelling error (although it is fairly common).

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   If you set up somewhere or set yourself up somewhere, you establish yourself in a new business or new area. The mayor's plan offers incentives to firms setting up in lower Manhattan. He worked as a dance instructor in London before setting himself up in Bucharest.

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   If you set someone up, you purposely make it appear that they have committed a crime or done something wrong when in reality they have not and they are innocent. In other words, you frame them for something.

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   set up meaning, definition, what is set up: to start a company, organization, commit...: Learn more.

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   1. If you set something up, you create or arrange it. [...] 2. If you set up a temporary structure, you place it or build it somewhere. [...] 3. If you set up a device or piece of machinery, you do the things that are necessary for it to be able to start working. [...] More. Definitions of 'set-up' 1.