Слово англійською: set
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Переклад set українською: нерухомий, певний, упертий, установлений
Детальний опис
in position
- in a particular position
- a house set in 40 acres of parkland
- He had close-set eyes.
planned
- [usually before noun] planned or fixed
- Each person was given set jobs to do.
- The school funds a set number of free places.
- Mornings in our house always follow a set pattern.
- New vehicles must comply with set safety standards.
see also set book
opinions/ideas
- not likely to change
- set ideas/opinions/views on how to teach
- As people get older, they get set in their ways.
- He had very set ideas of what he wanted.
meal
- [only before noun] (of a meal in a restaurant) having a fixed price and a limited choice of dishes
- a set dinner/lunch/meal
- Shall we have the set menu?
likely/ready
- likely to do something; ready for something or to do something
- set for something The team looks set for victory.
- set to do something Interest rates look set to rise again.
- Be set to leave by 10 o'clock.
- Get set… Go!
Language Bank expectexpectDiscussing predictions- By 2050, one in six people on the planet will be aged 65 or over.
- The number of people globally aged 65 and over is expected/likely to double by 2050.
- It is predicted that the over-65s will make up 17 per cent of the global population by 2050.
- Experts have forecast that the number of people over 65 will rise to 1.6 billion by 2050.
- World population is set to reach 9.7 billion by 2050.
- Net migration into the UK over the last decade was higher than expected.
- Overall population growth in the UK has been in line with predictions.
face
- [usually before noun] (of a person’s expression) fixed; not natural
- a set smile
- His face took on a set expression.
Word Originadjective late Old English, past participle of the verb set.
Idioms be (dead) set against something/against doing something
- to be strongly opposed to something
- Why are you so dead set against the idea?
- Her parents are dead set against the marriage.
be set on something/on doing something
- to want to do or have something very much; to be determined to do something
- She’s set on a career in medicine.
- He’s set on getting a new car
Extra Examples- The council is now set on expanding the sports centre.
- The government is now set on increasing taxes.
on your marks, get set, go!
- used to tell runners in a race to get ready and then to start
(get) ready, (get) set, go (North American English, British English) (also ready, steady, go! British English)
- what you say to tell people to start a race