Word: set

Category: set

Computers & Electronics, Arts & Entertainment, Home & Garden

Related words: set

how to set, set up, set list, set alarm, drum set, sun set, bedroom set, set game, lego, train set, adele, set alarm for, set it off

Synonyms: set

companion, friend, colleague, associate, partner, coworker, workmate, pal, crony, mate, chum, buddy, dawg, peeps, familiar, fellow, brother

Translations: set

set in spanish

Dictionary:

spanish

Translations:

colocar, poner, situar, conjunto, serie

set in german

Dictionary:

german

Translations:

festgesetzt, setze, legen, aufstellen, zusammenstellung, set, setzen, einstellen, reihe, hinlegen, garnitur, festgelegt, gelegen, bande, vorbereiten, ansetzen

set in french

Dictionary:

french

Translations:

mettre, orienter, prendre, situé, caser, poste, remettre, bande, sertir, redresser, fait, appareil, coucher, situer, batterie, grouper

set in italian

Dictionary:

italian

Translations:

mettere, porre, posare, pronto, complesso, collocare, posto, preparare, guarnizione, calare, insieme

set in portuguese

Dictionary:

portuguese

Translations:

terno, pôr, cáfila, travar, aparelho, faixa, facção, sessão, grupo, armar, fato, bando

set in dutch

Dictionary:

dutch

Translations:

drift, zwerm, stel, plaatsen, strook, hulpmiddelen, inrichting, groep, school, apparaat, band, schare, gelegen, zetten, set, kudde

set in russian

Dictionary:

russian

Translations:

положить, установка, устанавливать, установленный, высаживать, приводить, обстановка, приниматься, засесть, расположить, вменить, установить, отлаживать, погнать, подуськать, назначать

set in norwegian

Dictionary:

norwegian

Translations:

legge

set in swedish

Dictionary:

swedish

Translations:

gäng, ställa, grupp, placera, sätta, uppsättning, band

set in finnish

Dictionary:

finnish

Translations:

asetettu, setti, pani, nauha, panna, erä, asettaa, joukko

set in danish

Dictionary:

danish

Translations:

mængde, apparat, tilberede, sætte

set in czech

Dictionary:

czech

Translations:

určovat, přiložit, postavit, sestavit, sázet, skupina, seřizovat, přivést, seřídit, množina, stavět, posadit, ustálit, řada, sbírka, souprava

set in polish

Dictionary:

polish

Translations:

grupa, plan, seria, ustalać, ustawiać, ustawić, gotowy, zestaw, ustalić, mnogość, zbiór, odbiornik, nastawić, umieścić, zespół, ustawianie

set in hungarian

Dictionary:

hungarian

Translations:

kötött, garnitúra, halmaz, díszlet, napnyugta, palánta, megállapított, irányzat

set in turkish

Dictionary:

turkish

Translations:

koymak, takım

set in greek

Dictionary:

greek

Translations:

καθορισμένος, τοποθετώ

set in ukrainian

Dictionary:

ukrainian

Translations:

задати, покласти, налагодити, налагоджувати

set in albanian

Dictionary:

albanian

Translations:

bashkësitë

set in bulgarian

Dictionary:

bulgarian

Translations:

набор, множество

set in belarusian

Dictionary:

belarusian

Translations:

саджаць, пошта, узяць, падымаццa

set in estonian

Dictionary:

estonian

Translations:

sett, hulk, seadma

set in croatian

Dictionary:

croatian

Translations:

odredio, prionuti, podešen, zaći, skup

set in latin

Dictionary:

latin

Translations:

constituo

set in lithuanian

Dictionary:

lithuanian

Translations:

aibė

set in latvian

Dictionary:

latvian

Translations:

gatavoties, novietot, kopa, grupa, gatavot, banda

set in macedonian

Dictionary:

macedonian

Translations:

множество

set in romanian

Dictionary:

romanian

Translations:

apus, fâşie, mulţime

set in slovak

Dictionary:

slovak

Translations:

dať, položiť

The meaning and "use of": set

adjective

fixed or arranged in advance. - there is no set procedure
ready, prepared, or likely to do something. - “All set for tonight?” he asked

noun

a group or collection of things that belong together, resemble one another, or are usually found together. - a set of false teeth
the way in which something is set, disposed, or positioned. - the shape and set of the eyes
a radio or television receiver. - a TV set
a collection of scenery, stage furniture, and other articles used for a particular scene in a play or film. - Behind every actor you'll find props, stage scenery and sets .

verb

put, lay, or stand (something) in a specified place or position. - Dana set the mug of tea down
put or bring into a specified state. - plunging oil prices set in motion an economic collapse in Houston
adjust (a clock or watch), typically to show the right time. - You could set your clock or watch with Pat as he drove his herd in our out of the parlour to pasture morning and evening.
harden into a solid or semisolid state. - cook for a further thirty-five minutes until the filling has set
(of the sun, moon, or another celestial body) appear to move toward and below the earth's horizon as the earth rotates. - the sun was setting and a warm, red glow filled the sky
(of a tide or current) take or have a specified direction or course. - a fair tide can be carried well past Lands End before the stream sets to the north
start (a fire). - He was arrested last week for allegedly setting the fire.
(of blossom or a tree) develop into or produce (fruit). - Hand-pollinated flowers always set fruit whilst unpollinated flowers did not form any capsules.
sit. - a perfect lady—just set in her seat and stared

Word: set

Category: set

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set in portuguese

set in dutch

set in russian

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set in finnish

set in danish

set in czech

set in polish

set in hungarian

set in turkish

set in greek

set in ukrainian

set in albanian

set in bulgarian

set in belarusian

set in estonian

set in croatian

set in latin

set in lithuanian

set in latvian

set in macedonian

set in romanian

set in slovak

The meaning and "use of": set

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