set

set
[sɛt] 1. (pt, pp - set); n
1) c [of problems, questions] 系列 [xìliè]

a new set of problems — 一系列新问题; [of cutlery, saucepans, books, keys] 套 [tào]; [of golf clubs, spanners] 成套 [chéngtào]

2) c (TV, RAD) also: television set 电视机 [diànshìjī]
3) c (TENNIS) 局 [jú]
4) s (group of people) 群 [qún]

the yachting set — 一群快艇爱好者

5) c also: film set 摄影场 [shèyǐng chǎng]
6) c (THEAT, CINE) (stage) 舞台 [wǔtái]; (scenery) 布景 [bùjǐng]
7) c (at hairdresser's) 做头发 [zuò tóufa]

a shampoo and set — 洗头和做头发

8) c (MATH) 集 [jí]
2. adj
(fixed) [+ routine, time, price] 规定的 [guīdìng de]

Meals are at set times. — 在规定时间进餐。

3. vt
1) (put) 放 [fàng]

He set the glass on the counter. — 他把玻璃杯放在柜台上。

2) (lay) [+ table] 摆放 [bǎifàng]

Shall I set the table for supper? — 要我为晚餐摆放餐具吗?

3) (fix) [+ time, price, rules etc] 确定 [quèdìng]

They haven't yet set a date for the wedding. — 他们还没确定婚礼的日期。

4) (establish) [+ record] 创造 [chuàngzào]

She set a new world record in the 400 metres. — 她创造了新的400米世界记录。; [+ precedent] 开创 [kāichuàng]; [+ example] 树立 [shùlì]

5) (adjust) [+ alarm] 设定 [shèdìng]

He set his alarm clock for four a.m. — 他把闹钟设定在早晨4点。; [+ heating, volume etc] 调整 [tiáozhěng]

6) (BRIT) (make up) [+ exam] 出试题 [chūshìtí]
7) (impose) [+ task, challenge, target, deadline] 规定 [guīdìng]

We have set ourselves an ambitious target. — 我们为自己制定了一个雄心勃勃的目标。

8) (typeset) 排版 [páibǎn]

the deadline for setting the text — 文字排版的最后期限

4. vi
1) [+ sun] 落山 [luòshān]
2) [+ jam, jelly, concrete, glue] 凝固 [nínggù]

He held the board in place while the glue set. — 他举着板子等着胶水干。

3) [+ bone] 接合长好 [jiēhé zhǎnghǎo]

It'll take six weeks for the bone to set. — 骨头接合长好要用6个星期。

* a set of false teeth — 一副假牙

* a set of dining-room furniture — 一套饭厅家具

* these chairs are only available as a set — 这些椅子只成套出售

* a chess set — 一副国际象棋

* to be set in one's ways — 积习难改

* a set phrase — 一个固定词组

* to be set on doing sth — 决心做某事

* to be set to do sth — (likely to) 很有可能做某事; (about to) 将做某事

* all set for sth/to do sth — (ready) 为某事做好准备

* a house set in parkland — 座落在开阔草坪上的房屋

* a novel set in Rome — 以罗马为背景的小说

* a gate set into the wall — 嵌在墙里的大门

* to set sth to music — 为...谱曲

* to set the scene or stage for sth — 为某事创造条件

* to set sb free — 给某人自由

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