单词 | set width |
释义 | set width in British Englishnoun another name for set1 (sense 39) set in British English 1 (sɛt) verbWord forms: sets, setting or set (mainly tr) 1. to put or place in position or into a specified state or condition to set a book on the table to set someone free 2. (also intr; foll by to or on) to put or be put (to); apply or be applied he set fire to the house they set the dogs on the scent 3. to put into order or readiness for use; prepare to set a trap to set the table for dinner 4. (also intr) to put, form, or be formed into a jelled, firm, fixed, or rigid state the jelly set in three hours 5. (also intr) to put or be put into a position that will restore a normal state to set a broken bone 6. to adjust (a clock or other instrument) to a position 7. to determine or establish we have set the date for our wedding 8. to prescribe or allot (an undertaking, course of study, etc) the examiners have set 'Paradise Lost' 9. to arrange in a particular fashion, esp an attractive one she set her hair the jeweller set the diamonds in silver 10. (intransitive) (of clothes) to hang or fit (well or badly) when worn 11. Also: set to music to provide music for (a poem or other text to be sung) 12. Also: set up printing to arrange or produce (type, film, etc) from (text or copy); compose 13. to arrange (a stage, television studio, etc) with scenery and props 14. to describe or present (a scene or the background to a literary work, story, etc) in words the novel is set in Russia 15. to present as a model of good or bad behaviour (esp in the phrases set an example, set a good example, set a bad example) 16. (foll by on or by) to value (something) at a specified price or estimation of worth he set a high price on his services 17. (foll by at) to price (the value of something) at a specified sum she set her services at £300 18. (also intr) to give or be given a particular direction our course was set to the East 19. (also intr) to rig (a sail) or (of a sail) to be rigged so as to catch the wind 20. (intransitive) (of the sun, moon, etc) to disappear beneath the horizon 21. to leave (dough, etc) in one place so that it may prove 22. to sharpen (a cutting blade) by grinding or honing the angle adjacent to the cutting edge 23. to displace alternate teeth of (a saw) to opposite sides of the blade in order to increase the cutting efficiency 24. to sink (the head of a nail) below the surface surrounding it by using a nail set 25. computing to give (a binary circuit) the value 1 26. (of plants) to produce (fruits, seeds, etc) after pollination or (of fruits or seeds)to develop after pollination 27. to plant (seeds, seedlings, etc) 28. to place (a hen) on (eggs) for the purpose of incubation 29. (intransitive) (of a gun dog) to turn in the direction of game, indicating its presence 30. Scottish and Irish to let or lease to set a house 31. bridge to defeat (one's opponents) in their attempt to make a contract 32. a dialect word for sit 33. set eyes on noun 34. the act of setting or the state of being set 35. a condition of firmness or hardness 36. bearing, carriage, or posture the set of a gun dog when pointing 37. the fit or hang of a garment, esp when worn 38. the scenery and other props used in and identifying the location of a stage or television production, film, etc 39. Also called: set width printing a. the width of the body of a piece of type b. the width of the lines of type in a page or column 40. nautical a. the cut of the sails or the arrangement of the sails, spars, rigging, etc, of a vessel b. the direction from which a wind is blowing or towards which a tide or current is moving 41. psychology a temporary bias disposing an organism to react to a stimulus in one way rather than in others 42. a seedling, cutting, or similar part that is ready for planting onion sets 43. a blacksmith's tool with a short head similar to a cold chisel set transversely onto a handle and used, when struck with a hammer, for cutting off lengths of iron bars 44. nailset 45. the direction of flow of water 46. a mechanical distortion of shape or alignment, such as a bend in a piece of metal 47. the penetration of a driven pile for each blow of the drop hammer 48. a variant spelling of sett adjective 49. fixed or established by authority or agreement set hours of work 50. (usually postpositive) rigid or inflexible she is set in her ways 51. unmoving; fixed a set expression on his face 52. conventional, artificial, or stereotyped, rather than spontaneous she made her apology in set phrases 53. (postpositive; foll by on or upon) resolute in intention he is set upon marrying 54. (of a book, etc) prescribed for students' preparation for an examination Word origin Old English settan, causative of sittan to sit; related to Old Frisian setta, Old High German sezzan |
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