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ESLPod_0245_WE_0164 Characteristics of an Ideal Mate The phrase "to set up (someone)," in this podcast, means to help two people meet and begin dating each other because they are likely to like each other: "Hugh and April were set up on a date by their friends and a year later they were married!" The phrase "to set (something) up" can mean to schedule something: "She set up the meeting for Tuesday afternoon at 4:30." It can also mean to build something so that it is ready for an event: "They're setting up the chairs for the Governor's speech in the park." The phrase "to set (something) down" can mean to place something on a flat surface: "Please don't set your drink down near the computer." The same phrase can also mean to make a rule: "The teacher sets down the rules for her students on the first day of classes."

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ESLPod 245 to set up Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0245_WE_0164
Episode Id	ESLPod 245
Episode Title	Characteristics of an Ideal Mate
Phrase	to set up
Text	The phrase "to set up (someone)," in this podcast, means to help two people meet and begin dating each other because they are likely to like each other: "Hugh and April were set up on a date by their friends and a year later they were married!" The phrase "to set (something) up" can mean to schedule something: "She set up the meeting for Tuesday afternoon at 4:30." It can also mean to build something so that it is ready for an event: "They're setting up the chairs for the Governor's speech in the park." The phrase "to set (something) down" can mean to place something on a flat surface: "Please don't set your drink down near the computer." The same phrase can also mean to make a rule: "The teacher sets down the rules for her students on the first day of classes."
Topics	Relationships + Family

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