1take a leap
take a big or risky step forward
3set up
established/create smt/ti build smt
4set aside
save money for a special occasion
5set off
to make an alarm start ringing
6set in
smt that established itself (seasons)
7set out
placed/displayed/arrange things
8set off
makes more attractive because of the contrast
9set in time vs set on time
SET IN TIME:This phrase usually means something happens before it’s too late, or at the correct or appropriate moment, though it’s not a very standard collocation with set. You might hear "just in time" far more commonly.
ex: we managed to set everything up in time for the opening ceremony
SET ON TIME: This would usually mean that something is scheduled to start at the correct, planned time, though it’s also not a typical collocation.
Ex: the meeting was set on time and everyone arrived punctually