set down
[verb]
Synonyms: alight, land, light, perch, roost, settle, sit down, touch down

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set something/somebody ↔ down phrasal verb (see also set)

1. to write about something so that you have a record of it:
I wanted to set my feelings down on paper.

2. to state how something should be done in an official document or set of rules:
Clear guidelines have been set down for teachers.

3. British English to stop a car, bus etc and allow someone to get out:
The driver set her down at the station.

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set down
set down (something)
to write or print something.
He set down his memories of his trip to Italy as a child.

When you get a chance, set your ideas down on paper.

Related vocabulary: lay down something

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set down something
set down (something)
to write or print something.
He set down his memories of his trip to Italy as a child.

When you get a chance, set your ideas down on paper.

Related vocabulary: lay down something

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set down
v.
1. To write; record.
He set down all his important thoughts in his dairy.
At the beginning of his letter Dan set down the date.
Synonym: PUT DOWN.
2. To stop a bus or other vehicle and let (someone) get off.
The bus driver set her down at the corner.
3. To put into some group; classify; consider.
When he heard the man speak, he set him down as a fool.
4. To explain; think a reason for.
The teacher set down the boy's poor English to his foreign birth.

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