setdirections

verb
UK /sɛt dɪˈrɛkʃənz/
US /sɛt dɪˈrɛkʃənz/

To tell someone which way to go.

The teacher set directions for the class trip to the museum.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To give clear orders about what to do.

The coach set directions for the team before the big game.

3. To decide or fix the way something will be done.

The manager set directions for the new project.

4. To show the path on a map or sign.

The park ranger set directions to the waterfall on the trail map.