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noun1) (Mus.) Vertonung, die2) (frame for jewel) Fassung, die* * *1) (a background: This castle is the perfect setting for a murder.) der Hintergrund2) (an arrangement of jewels in eg a ring.) das Einfassen3) (music composed for a poem etc: settings of folk songs.) die Vertonung* * *set·ting[ˈsetɪŋ, AM ˈset̬ɪŋ]n usu singto adjust the \setting die Einstellung anpassen7. (fixing/arranging) Einstellung f* * *['setɪŋ]n2) (= background, atmosphere) Rahmen m; (= environment, surroundings) Umgebung f; (of novel etc) Schauplatz ma film with a medieval setting — ein Film, der im Mittelalter spielt
3) (of jewel) Fassung f4) (= place setting) Gedeck nt5) (= position on dial etc) Einstellung f (ALSO COMPUT)6) (= musical arrangement) Vertonung f* * *setting [ˈsetıŋ] s1. (Ein)Setzen n, Einrichten n:setting of type TYPO (Schrift)Setzen;the setting of a gem das (Ein)Fassen eines Edelsteins2. (Gold- etc) Fassung f3. Abziehen n, Schärfen n (eines Messers)4. a) Hintergrund mb) fig Rahmen mc) Schauplatz m:the novel has its setting in Spain der Roman spielt in Spanien5. szenischer Hintergrund:a) THEAT Bühnenbild nb) FILM Ausstattung f6. MUSa) Vertonung fb) Satz m, Einrichtung f7. TECH Bettung f, Sockel m (einer Maschine)8. TECHa) Einstellung f:b) Ablese-, Messwert m9. ASTRON (Sonnen- etc) Untergang m10. TECH Abbinden n (von Zement etc):setting point Stockpunkt m11. Schränkung f (einer Säge)13. Gelege n (alle für eine Brut gelegten Eier)14. Gedeck n* * *noun1) (Mus.) Vertonung, die2) (frame for jewel) Fassung, die4) (plates and cutlery) Gedeck, das* * *adj.gesetzt adj. n.Einstellung f.Vertonung f.
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