Find the meaning of the phrasal verb "Set out".

Put something out

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Start a journey

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Execute

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Continue

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Solution

The correct option is B Start a journey
"Set out" means to start a journey; depart, or embark on a journey. For example: After a three day rest, the travellers set out again.

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