set to

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishset to phrasal verb British EnglishSTART DOING somethingto start doing something eagerly and with determination If we all set to, we’ll finish the job in half an hour. → set→ See Verb tableset-toˈset-to noun [countable usually singular] informal ARGUEFIGHTa short fight or quarrel SYN argument Tom and I had a bit of a set-to last night. → set to1Examples from the Corpusset-to• Then they had done a short walk along the Lagan, the mood teetering precariously between rapprochement and a set-to.

单词	set to
释义	set to From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishset to phrasal verb British EnglishSTART DOING somethingto start doing something eagerly and with determination If we all set to, we’ll finish the job in half an hour. → set→ See Verb tableset-toˈset-to noun [countable usually singular] informal ARGUEFIGHTa short fight or quarrel SYN argument Tom and I had a bit of a set-to last night. → set to1Examples from the Corpusset-to• Then they had done a short walk along the Lagan, the mood teetering precariously between rapprochement and a set-to.
随便看	unfocused unfold unfollow unforeseeable unforeseen unforeseen changes etc unforeseen circumstances etc unforeseen circumstances/events/changes etc unforeseen delays unforeseen difficulties unforeseen events etc unforeseen problems unforeseen problems/difficulties/delays unforgettable unforgettable experience unforgivable unforgiving unformed unfortunate unfortunate etc enough to be unfortunate etc enough to do unfortunately unfounded unfounded allegations etc unfounded claims etc