to set up / to arrange / to establish / to found / to display

= + : Recently Sherlock Holmes had less and less customers, so he wants to set up an advertising campaign. He starts in the elevator's bathroom setting up an advertising column. It is lying on the floor, and Sherlock tries to lever it up using a halberd.

设 character breakdown

surname Shu
bamboo or wooden spear / Kangxi radical 79, occurring in 段[duan4], 毅[yi4], 殺|杀[sha1] etc

= + : Sheldon Shrimp (shu-) is practising his martial arts skills in front of the space station (-1). He's a specialist in the combined halberd (symbol for 殳) boxing style, and practises smashing tables (几) with his sucker punch (symbol for 又).
"speech" or "words" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 149) / see also 言字旁[yan2 zi4 pang2]

Mnemonic symbol: this character looks like a big "i" (like in information), and I'll represent it by an advertising column. Maud Younger (y) gives a speech (讠) standing on top of an advertising column (讠) in the anthill's kitchen (an2).

Characters with 设 as component

设 is not used as a component in another character.

Words with 设

to suppose / to presume / to assume / supposing that ... / if / hypothesis / conjecture
too horrible to contemplate / unthinkable / inconceivable
to establish / to found / to create (a good environment)
Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of the PRC (MOHURD) / abbr. to 住建部[Zhu4 Jian4 bu4]
transmission facility / transmission equipment
(of an organization) to have as a subunit
public facilities / infrastructure
(Tw) shared-facilities ratio (expressed as a percentage of the total floor space of a building)
to set up separately / to establish separate units
look / external appearance / design / overall brand look or logo that can be patented
the design of a character (in games, manga etc) (abbr. for 人物設定|人物设定) / (fig.) (a celebrity or other public figure's) image in the eyes of the public / public persona

Sentences with 设