"Setting up" and "making" in Engpsh refer to the process of preparing or constructing something.

The phrase "setting up" can refer to the process of preparing or arranging something for use, such as setting up a new computer or setting up a meeting.

"Making" can refer to the process of creating or producing something, such as making a cake or making a piece of furniture.

Here are some example sentences with these phrases:

"I need to set up my new computer before I can start using it." (我需要先把新电脑设置好才能开始使用。)
"Can you help me set up this tent before it gets dark?" (你能帮我在天黑之前把帐篷搭好吗？)
"I'm going to make dinner tonight. Do you want to join me?" (我今晚要做饭，你想和我一起吗？)
"She spent the whole day making a quilt for her new baby." (她整天都在为新生儿做棉被。)

These phrases are commonly used in Engpsh and are not specific to any particular region or culture. They are derived from the verbs "set" and "make," which have been used in Engpsh for centuries.