动身 (dòng shēn): Go on a journey (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

I will set off for Beijing tomorrow.

He set off for work in the morning, and the journey went smoothly.

When do you plan to set off to attend that international conference?

Due to the sudden deterioration of the weather, the expedition team had to postpone their departure plan.

To catch the early train, we decided to set off ahead of time.

As soon as he finished dealing with the urgent matters at hand, he hurriedly set off for the train station.