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101 set square
{'set,skwεə}
n ъгълник, винкел* * *{'set,skwЁъ} n ъгълник, винкел.* * *n ъгълник, винкел* * *set square[´set¸skwɛə] n ъгълник, винкел, прав ъгъл ( инструмент). -
102 set-off
{'setɔf}
1. украшение, украса
2. компенсация
3. противовес, контраст, средство, за да изпъкне нещо
4. юр. насрещен иск
5. арх. издатина
6. печ. офсет* * *{'setъf} n 1. украшение, украса; 2. компенсация; З. противове* * *n украшение; контраст;set-off; n 1. украшение, украса; 2. компенсация; З. противовес; контраст; средство, за да* * *1. арх. издатина 2. компенсация 3. печ. офсет 4. противовес, контраст, средство, за да изпъкне нещо 5. украшение, украса 6. юр. насрещен иск* * *set-off[´set¸ɔf] n 1. украшение; 2. контраст; 3. компенсация, уравновесяване; 4. противовес; 5. юрид. иск; 6. архит. издатина. -
103 ■ set aside
■ set asidev. t. + avv.1 mettere da parte; spostare, scansare; posare, mettere via; lasciare da parte, trascurare, non tener conto di: to set aside a chair, spostare una sedia; to set aside the newspaper [one's work], posare (o mettere via) il giornale [il lavoro]; Let's set aside our differences!, lasciamo da parte le nostre divergenze!5 (leg.) annullare, cassare, revocare ( una sentenza); annullare, rescindere ( un contratto) □ setting aside, astraendo da; a prescindere da. -
104 ■ set by
■ set byA v. t. + avv.► set aside, def. 1 e 2B v. t. + prep.attribuire, dare ( valore, ecc.) a: to set great [little] store by st., dare grande [poca] importanza a qc. □ (fig.) to set people by the ears, fare litigare la gente. -
105 set upon
set upon [sb.] attaccare* * *( also set on) (to attack: He set upon me in the dark.) assalire* * *vi + prep(attack) assalire* * *set upon [sb.] attaccare -
106 set by
set [sth.] by, set by [sth.] mettere da parte* * *set [sth.] by, set by [sth.] mettere da parte -
107 set-piece
set-piece adj:set-piece specialist Freistoß- und Eckenspezialist(in) -
108 set against
set [somebody] against monter quelqu'un contreset something against something confronter quelque chose à quelque chosethe benefits seem small, set against the risks — par rapport aux risques les bénéfices semblent maigres
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109 set down
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110 set point
Satzball m;to convert a \set point einen Satzball verwandeln;to lose a \set point einen Satzball verlieren;to overcome a \set point einen Satzball abwehren -
111 set
set I v 1. BM erhärten, erstarren, fest werden (z. B. Zement); abbinden; 2. TE setzen; stellen; einrichten (Maschinen); einstellen (z. B. Messgeräte); 3. TE schränken (Säge) set II abgebunden (Zement); verfestigt (Boden); eingebaut (z. B. Rohre) set III 1. BM Erhärten n, Erstarrung f, Festwerden n (z. B. von Zement); 2. SB Oberputz m, Überputz m, Feinputz m (Mehrlagenputz); 3. BM bleibende Verformung f; 4. ERDB Rammsetzmaß n; 5. WSB Strömungsrichtung f; 6. BWG Schränkung f, Schrank m (einer Säge); 7. EB Satz m, Set n; Garnitur f; Aggregat n; 8. s. → sett 2English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > set
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112 set-off
[ʹsetɒf] n1. контраст; противопоставлениеas a set-off to smth. - по контрасту с чем-л.
2. украшениеa set-off to beauty - что-л. подчёркивающее красоту
3. компенсация ( долга)as a set-off against smth. - в качестве компенсации за что-л.
4. отъезд; выезд5. стр.1) берма2) уступ6. эк., фин. встречное требование7. полигр. отмарывание ( краски) -
113 set-to
[ʹset|tu:] n (pl -tos [-{ʹset}tu:z]) разг.1. жаркий спор; шумная ссораthey were having one of their usual set-tos - они, как обычно, шумно спорили
2. 1) борьба, состязание2) кулачный бой3. наступление, натиск -
114 set on
set on/upon 1. наброситься, напастьHe was passing by the front door, when suddenly their dog set on him.
2. подстрекатьThe youth set on the old man and robbed him.
The older boys set on the younger ones to get in trouble.
I refuse to have that child to the party, he always sets the others on to misbehave.
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115 set out
set off/out отправиться/тронуться в путь, поездкуHe set off on another of his European pleasure tours.
She longed to set out for Europe, to see England, her father’s country.
The children were always excited to set out on a camping trip.
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116 set upon
set on/upon 1. наброситься, напастьHe was passing by the front door, when suddenly their dog set on him.
2. подстрекатьThe youth set on the old man and robbed him.
The older boys set on the younger ones to get in trouble.
I refuse to have that child to the party, he always sets the others on to misbehave.
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117 set little by smb.
(set little (store) by (или on) smb. (или smth.))пренебрегать кем-л. (или чем-л.; не придавать большого значения чему-л.); см. тж. set great store by smb.Oh, how he wished... that with a clear conscience at least he might say farewell to the tender and guileless being by whose love he had set such little store! (W. Thackeray, ‘Vanity Fair’, ch. XXIX) — Если бы он мог... по крайней мере, с чистой совестью проститься с нежным, невинным созданием, любовь которого он так мало ценил!
They set little store by his opinion. — Они мало считаются с его мнением.
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118 set ahead
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119 set apart
set apart а) помещать отдельно/раздельно The chair was set apart from theothers for the special guest. б) сберегать (деньги, время и т. п.) I have toset some hours apart specially for writing my paper. в) отдалять; Why do Ialways feel set apart from any group that I'm in? г) разнимать (дерущихся) toset the dogs apart растащить (дерущихся) собак -
120 set before
set before а) представлять, излагать (факты, идею и т. п.) Your suggestionwill be set before the board of directors at their next meeting. б) предлагать(что-л. на выбор) The government has set two choices before the voter: tocontrol wages and prices, or to suffer further increases in the cost ofliving.
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