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1.b> (), , ; , ; to set a cup down on the table ; to set smth. in its place again ; to set a trap ;
2.b> .i> passi> , ; a little town set north of London ;
3.b> i> , :i> he set me at ease at once ; to set the hostages free ; to set smth. on fire, to set fire to smth. ; to set smth. in motion / ;
4.b> .i> pass , ..i> (); the film is set in 16th century Spain -16 ;
5.b> () .. i>; she set the camera on automatic ; to set one's watch by the town clock i> ; I set my alarm for 7 o'clock ;
6.b> (), ( i>); to set a / the / table / ; the table was set for six guests / ;
7.b> .i> passi> () i>; to set diamonds ; a ring set with rubies ;
8.b> (), , ; to set a limit to smth. ) / , / ; ) / ; to set a / the / date / ; to set a price ;
9.b> (), ; to set a new fashion / ; to set a precedent ; they set high standards of customer service ;
10.b> (); to set a new world record ;
11.b> i> (); to set a good example i> / ;
12.b> 1) , ..i> (); we've been set a lot of homework this weekend - ; what questions were set in the examination? ?
2) / i> (); to set a goal ; I've set myself a goal to finish the job by the end of the month ;
13.b> (), ; ( , .. i>); leave the concrete to set for a few hours the i> ; jelly has set / ; the glue had set hard ;
14.b> passi> (), ( , .. i>); he was sitting there his face set / ;
15.b> i> (), ; i> ; to set one's hair / ;
16.b> .i> 1) i> () ; i> , ; the surgeon set her broken arm / ;
2) (), ( / i>);
17.b> .i> (); ; ; to set the pace / ; to set the spark gap .i> ; to set the camera lens to infinity .i> ; to set the controls to manual / ;
18.b> .i> (), / ;
19.b> .i> 1) i> (), i> ; Schubert set many poems to music ;
2) ..i> (), ; to set a piece of music for the violin ;
20.b> () i>; the sun is setting ; his star has set .i> ;
to set about (doing) smth.b> () (), ( ) / ; I got home and immediately set about cleaning the house , ;
to set smb. against smb.b> (); she accused her husband of setting the children against her ;
to be set against (doing) smth.b> () , / ( ); he is dead set against the move ;
to set smb., smth. apartb> i> .i> i> , i> () / ; it's their intelligence which sets them apart from other rock bands - ;
tob> set smth. asideb> 1) () / ;
2) () / ; I try to set aside part of my wages every week ;
3) () / ;
to set smth., smb. backb> , () / ; , ; the heavy traffic set us back about half an hour ;
to set smb. back smth.b> .i> i> ; a car like that will probably set you back about 12,000 / ;
to set forthb> .i> () / i> ;
to set smth. forthb> .i> () / ; to set forth one's opinions at lenght / ; to clearly set forth one's views ;
tob> set inb> (), , (. i>); it set to rain / for rain / ; the bad weather has set in , ;
to set offb> i> () / ; to set off for London ;
to set smth. offb> 1) (); to set off fireworks ;
2) (); , ( i> i>); opening this door will set off the alarm ;
to set smb., smth. on / upon / smb.b> i> (); to set a dog on smb. ;
to set outb> 1) () / i> ; to set out on a journey ;
2) (to set out to do smth.) , ; she set out to break the world record ;
to set smth. outb> 1) () / / ; to set out vegetables for sale ;
2) () / / ( i>); she set out the reasons for her resignation in a long letter ;
to set smth. upb> 1) () / ; ; ; to set up a business ; the company has set up a new branch ; a committee has been set up to investigate the problem ; the journal was set up in 1942 1942 ;
2) (); I've set up a meeting with him for next week ;
to set smb. upb> .i> (), / ; he denied the charges, saying the police had set him up i> , / i> ;
to set foot (in / on / smth.)b> () / ; no woman has ever set foot in the temple ; to set sailb> ; to set one's heart on smth., to have your heart set on smth.b> ; i> ; to set smb.'s mind at restb> , / / ; to set eyes on smb., smth.b> , ; , .
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