出发 (chū fā): Set off (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

We will depart tomorrow morning.

Considering the traffic conditions, we'd better set off half an hour earlier.

The delegation will depart punctually for the airport at nine o'clock sharp tomorrow morning.

He decided to set off on a trip to see the world outside.

When do you plan to set off to attend that seminar?

Due to the sudden deterioration of the weather, the mountaineering team did not set off as planned today.

In order to arrive at the meeting venue on time, they set out an hour early.

He set off immediately upon receiving the urgent notification, without even having time to pack his luggage carefully.