set
setverb
UK/set/US/set/
Dạng từ: sets · setting
PUT
B1to put something somewhere carefully
- She set the tray down on the table.
DECIDE
B1to decide on a time, price, rule or level
- Have you set a date for the wedding?
- The teacher set a high standard.
MACHINE
B1to make a clock or machine ready to work at a certain time
- I've set my alarm for six.
- Set the oven to 180 degrees.
STORY
B2if a story or film is set in a place or time, it happens there
- The film is set in Paris in the 1920s.
SUN
B2when the sun sets, it goes down below the horizon in the evening
- We watched the sun set over the sea.
setnoun
UK/set/US/set/
Dạng từ: sets
GROUP
B1a group of similar things that belong together
- I've lost my set of keys.
- She bought a new set of plates.
TV
B2a television or radio
- They bought a new TV set for the living room.
FILM
B2the place where a film or play is made, with its furniture and scenery
- The actors arrived on set at six.
setadjective
UK/set/US/set/
FIXED
B2fixed and not changing
- Lunch is served at a set time.
- We don't have a set plan yet.
READY
B2ready or likely to do something
- Are you all set for the trip?
- Prices are set to rise next year.