英语词汇“set”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

set²

(sĕt)

1. A group of things of the same kind that belong together and are so used: a chess set.

2. A group of persons sharing a common interest: the high-school set.

3. A group of books or periodicals published as a unit.

a. A number of couples required for participation in a square dance.

b. The movements constituting a square dance.

a. The scenery constructed for a theatrical performance.

b. The entire enclosure in which a movie is filmed; the sound stage.

6. Music

a. A session of music, typically dance music, played before an intermission.

b. The music so played.

7. The collective receiving apparatus assembled to operate a radio or television.

8. Mathematics A collection of distinct elements having specific common properties: a set of positive integers.

9. Sports

a. A group of games constituting one division or unit of a match, as in tennis.

b. An offensive formation in football or basketball.

[Middle English sette, from Old French, from Medieval Latin secta, retinue, from Latin, faction; see SECT.]

单词	set
释义	set² (sĕt) n. 1. A group of things of the same kind that belong together and are so used: a chess set. 2. A group of persons sharing a common interest: the high-school set. 3. A group of books or periodicals published as a unit. 4. a. A number of couples required for participation in a square dance. b. The movements constituting a square dance. 5. a. The scenery constructed for a theatrical performance. b. The entire enclosure in which a movie is filmed; the sound stage. 6. Music a. A session of music, typically dance music, played before an intermission. b. The music so played. 7. The collective receiving apparatus assembled to operate a radio or television. 8. Mathematics A collection of distinct elements having specific common properties: a set of positive integers. 9. Sports a. A group of games constituting one division or unit of a match, as in tennis. b. An offensive formation in football or basketball. [Middle English sette, from Old French, from Medieval Latin secta, retinue, from Latin, faction; see SECT.]
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