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to set up
[phrase form: set]
01
建立, 设立
to establish a fresh entity, such as a company, system, or organization
Transitive: to set up a system or organization
02
建立, 设置
to place a temporary structure in a specific place
Transitive: to set up a temporary structure
03
设置, 配置
to enable a device or system to function properly by adjusting or installing it
Transitive: to set up a device or system
04
设置, 准备
to prepare things in anticipation of a specific purpose or event
Transitive: to set up sth
05
安装, 组装
to assemble elements to form a structure, system, or object
Transitive: to set up a structure or object
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设定, 设置
to provide someone with an opportunity or means to accomplish something
Transitive: to set up sb with an opportunity or facilities
Example
The organization set up the volunteers with the necessary training sessions.
She set up her friend with a job interview at her workplace.
07
发出大声, 制造噪音
to loudly produce an unpleasant noise
Transitive: to set up an unpleasant noise
08
设圈套, 陷害
to wrongly present an innocent person as guilty
Transitive: to set up sb
09
设下圈套, 设计阴谋
to plan something dishonestly to achieve a particular outcome
Transitive: to set up a scheme
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设置, 安装
to prepare a boat by attaching its sails or masts for navigation
Transitive: to set up a boat or sail
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凝固, 变硬
(of a liquid or soft substance) to become firm
Intransitive
Example
The cake batter is slowly setting up in the oven.
The paint will start to set up within a few minutes of application.
As the ice cream mixture chills, it begins to set up.
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介绍, 安排约会
to arrange for two people to meet and possibly start a romantic relationship
Transitive: to set up sb | to set up sb with sb
Example
He set up his sister with his best friend, and they 're now engaged.
The mutual friends decided to set up Jane and John, hoping they would click.
13
承担费用, 请客
to cover the cost of something for someone else as a gesture of generosity or hospitality
Transitive: to set up sth
Example
John decided to set up the first round of drinks for his friends at the bar.
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安排, 设定
to arrange or schedule something, such as a meeting or event
