to leave on a trip

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Alex Perfilov

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Hi, everyone!
set off
[intransitive] to leave on a trip or start going somewhere
We set off early the next morning.
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I have not met 'leave on a trip' anywhere before
Is that the same as 'go/start on a trip' ?

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