What does set on & rushed down mean here?
Dete and Heidi set on to the journey.
Is "set on" means ready?
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Dete rushed down the hill.
Is "rushed down means came down?
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Does your text really say 'set on the journey' ? That phrase doesn't make any sense in English. The usual phrase is 'set out on a journey', which means 'start : a journey. Are you sure that you haven't forgotten to write the word 'out'?
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"set on" in this sentence means "began" or "went on", or "started".
To "rush down" a hill, means that the person "hurried", "ran", "quickly went down" or "moved swiftly" down a hill.
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