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B1  set  koymak, oturtmakkurmak, ayarlamak

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verb  /set   / verb (present participle setting; past tense, past participle set) set (verb)
 /set   /
verb (present participle setting; past
tense, past participle set)
 
PUT IN PLACE 
1 [transitive]
to put sb/sth or to be
in a particular place or position
koymak, oturtmak
 I set the box down carefully on the floor.
 The hotel is set in beautiful grounds.
CAUSE/START 
2 [transitive]
to cause a particular
state or event; to start sth happening
 (isim ile birlikte) yapmak, etmek
 The new government set the prisoners
free (serbest bıraktı).
 The rioters set a number of cars on
fire (ateşe verdi).
 Her comment set him thinking.
PLAY/BOOK/FILM 
3 [transitive]
[often passive]
to make the action of
a book, play, film, etc. take place in a particular time, situation, etc.
 (belirli bir zamanda, yerde
vb.) geçmek
 The film is set in 16th-century Spain.
PREPARE/ARRANGE 
4 [transitive]
to prepare or arrange
sth for a particular purpose
kurmak, ayarlamak
 I set my alarm for 6.30.
 to set the table
 Did you set the video to record that film?
 5 [transitive]
to decide or arrange
sth
kararlaştırmak
 Can we set a limit of two hours for
the meeting?
 They haven't set the date for their
wedding yet.
JEWELLERY 
6 [transitive]
to fix a precious (=
rare and valuable) stone, etc. in a piece of jewellery
oturtmak, işlemek
 The brooch had three diamonds set in gold.
EXAMPLE/STANDARD 
7 [transitive]
to do sth good that
people have to try to copy or achieve
oluşturmak
 Try to set a good example (iyi
örnek olmaya çalış) to the younger children.
 He has set a new world record.
 They set high standards of customer
service.
WORK/TASK 
8 [transitive]
to give sb a piece of
work or a task
 (iş, ödev) vermek
 We've been set a lot of homework
this weekend.
 I've set myself a target of
four hours' study every evening.
BECOME HARD 
9 [intransitive]
to become firm or hard
koyulaşmak, katılaşmak
 The concrete will set solid/hard
in just a few hours.
 Give the glue a few minutes to set.
MUSIC 
10 [transitive]
to write music to go
with words
bestelemek
 She writes the words of the song and Harry
sets them to music.
BONE 
11 [transitive]
to fix a broken bone
in the correct position so that it can get better
yerine
oturtmak, alçıya almak
 The doctor set her broken leg.
SUN/MOON 
12 [intransitive]
to go down below the horizon (=
the line where the earth meets the sky) in the evening
 (güneş) batmak
 We sat and watched the sun setting.
OPPOSITE RISE2
Set ile oluşan başka
deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde
başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, set sail için bakınız sail.
PHRASAL VERBS
set
about sth
to start doing sth,
especially dealing with a problem or task
başlamak, girişmek
 How would you set about tackling this
problem?
set
sth aside
to keep sth to use
later
bir
kenara koymak
 I try to set aside part of my wages every
week.
 Part of the land has been set aside for
growing crops.
set
sb/sth back
to delay sb/sth
geciktirmek
 The bad weather has set our plans back six
weeks.
set
forth
(formal)
to start a journey
yola
çıkmak
set
sth forth
(formal)
to show or tell sth to
sb or to make sth known
ortaya
koymak
 She sets forth her theories in this new
book.
set
in
to arrive and remain
for a period of time
yerleşmek
 I'm afraid that the bad weather has set in.
set
off
to leave on a journey
yola
çıkmak
 We set off at 3 o'clock this morning.
set
sth off
to do sth which starts
a reaction
devreye
sokmak, devreye girmek
 When this door is opened, it sets off an
alarm.
set
on/upon sb
 [usually passive]
to attack sb suddenly
saldırmak
 I opened the gate, and was immediately set
on by a large dog.
set
out
to leave on a journey
yola
çıkmak
 They set out at dawn.
set
out to do sth
to decide to achieve
sth
 (bir işe) koyulmak, kalkışmak,
amaçlamak
 He set out to prove that his theory was
right.
set
(sth) up
to start a business,
an organization, a system, etc.
başlamak, kurmak
 The company has set up a new branch in
Wales.
 After she qualified as a doctor, she set up
in practice in Yorkshire.

Level	B1
Kind	verb
Front	set
IPA	/set / verb (present participle setting; past tense, past participle set)
Back	koymak, oturtmak kurmak, ayarlamak
Back 2	set (verb) /set / verb (present participle setting; past tense, past participle set) PUT IN PLACE 1 [transitive] to put sb/sth or to be in a particular place or position koymak, oturtmak I set the box down carefully on the floor. The hotel is set in beautiful grounds. CAUSE/START 2 [transitive] to cause a particular state or event; to start sth happening (isim ile birlikte) yapmak, etmek The new government set the prisoners free (serbest bıraktı). The rioters set a number of cars on fire (ateşe verdi). Her comment set him thinking. PLAY/BOOK/FILM 3 [transitive] [often passive] to make the action of a book, play, film, etc. take place in a particular time, situation, etc. (belirli bir zamanda, yerde vb.) geçmek The film is set in 16th-century Spain. PREPARE/ARRANGE 4 [transitive] to prepare or arrange sth for a particular purpose kurmak, ayarlamak I set my alarm for 6.30. to set the table Did you set the video to record that film? 5 [transitive] to decide or arrange sth kararlaştırmak Can we set a limit* of two hours for the meeting?* They haven't set the date* for their wedding yet.* JEWELLERY 6 [transitive] to fix a precious (= rare and valuable) stone, etc. in a piece of jewellery oturtmak, işlemek The brooch had three diamonds set in gold. EXAMPLE/STANDARD 7 [transitive] to do sth good that people have to try to copy or achieve oluşturmak Try to set a good example (iyi örnek olmaya çalış) to the younger children. He has set a* new world record.* They set high standards of customer service. WORK/TASK 8 [transitive] to give sb a piece of work or a task (iş, ödev) vermek We've been set* a lot of homework this weekend.* I've set* myself a target of four hours' study every evening.* BECOME HARD 9 [intransitive] to become firm or hard koyulaşmak, katılaşmak The concrete will set solid/hard* in just a few hours.* Give the glue a few minutes to set. MUSIC 10 [transitive] to write music to go with words bestelemek She writes the words of the song and Harry sets them to music. BONE 11 [transitive] to fix a broken bone in the correct position so that it can get better yerine oturtmak, alçıya almak The doctor set her broken leg. SUN/MOON 12 [intransitive] to go down below the horizon (= the line where the earth meets the sky) in the evening (güneş) batmak We sat and watched the sun setting. *OPPOSITE* RISE2 Set ile oluşan başka deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, set sail için bakınız sail. PHRASAL VERBS set about sth to start doing sth, especially dealing with a problem or task başlamak, girişmek How would you set about tackling this problem? set sth aside to keep sth to use later bir kenara koymak I try to set aside part of my wages every week. Part of the land has been set aside for growing crops. set sb/sth back to delay sb/sth geciktirmek The bad weather has set our plans back six weeks. set forth (formal) to start a journey yola çıkmak set sth forth (formal) to show or tell sth to sb or to make sth known ortaya koymak She sets forth her theories in this new book. set in to arrive and remain for a period of time yerleşmek I'm afraid that the bad weather has set in. set off to leave on a journey yola çıkmak We set off at 3 o'clock this morning. set sth off to do sth which starts a reaction devreye sokmak, devreye girmek When this door is opened, it sets off an alarm. set on/upon sb [usually passive] to attack sb suddenly saldırmak I opened the gate, and was immediately set on by a large dog. set out to leave on a journey yola çıkmak They set out at dawn. set out to do sth to decide to achieve sth (bir işe) koyulmak, kalkışmak, amaçlamak He set out to prove that his theory was right. set (sth) up to start a business, an organization, a system, etc. başlamak, kurmak The company has set up a new branch in Wales. After she qualified as a doctor, she set up in practice in Yorkshire.

Set Sth Transitive Participle Past Koymak Oturtmak I

set (verb)