セット
Meanings
Noun
1. set (of things); combo
This magical tool is called a portable cooking set.
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
2. setting up; preparing; arranging; placing; positioning; configuring; setting (e.g. an alarm)
I wonder if I'll try setting it up by myself again tomorrow.
3. setting (hair)
First, I need to set my hair.
Noun
Sports
4. set (in tennis, volleyball, etc.)
5. set (in a play, film, etc.); movie set
It looks like a drama set!
6. (television or radio) receiver
Pitch accent
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Examples (17 in total)
First, I need to set my hair.
It looks like a drama set!
The timer has already been set.
It is a set modeled after the courtyard of a mansion.
This set comes with a free gift.
A large gemstone is set in the top.
I wonder if I'll try setting it up by myself again tomorrow.
Tom set his alarm clock for 2:30.
Styling my hair like this takes a ton of work, you know!
One cup broke, so the set is now incomplete.
I set my alarm to go off at 2:30.
I had just set it to stop when the time came.
If you set the table, I'll do the cooking.
This magical tool is called a portable cooking set.
I want the set that comes with that little toy!
We have a complete set of the recordings of Beethoven's symphonies.
If it's called a breakfast set, nothing weird should come out.