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101SET XV — NOTOC Infobox Aircraft name=SET 10 caption= type=Fighter manufacturer=SET designer=Grigore Zamfirescu first flight=1934 introduced= retired= status= primary user= more users= produced= number built=1 variants with their own articles=The SET XV… …
102set something forth — PRESENT, describe, set out, detail, delineate, explain, expound; state, declare, announce; submit, offer, put forward, advance, propose, propound. → set * * * state or describe something in writing or speech …
103set in motion — Synonyms and related words: actuate, animate, bundle, bundle off, compel, drive, drive on, energize, float, force, forward, foster, galvanize, give a start, give an impetus, give momentum, goad, impel, incite, kick off, launch, mobilize, motivate …
104set something out — 1 the gifts were set out on tables: ARRANGE, lay out, put out, array, dispose, display, exhibit. 2 they set out some guidelines: PRESENT, set forth, detail; …
105set — I Australian Slang 1. (surfing) series of larger than normal waves; 2. (weights) series of weight exercises; 3. having a bet placed: Make sure I m set for a tenner II Mawdesley Glossary 1. a potato whole or cut with a sprit or sproat used I for… …
106set sail — to begin a trip on a ship or boat. Later he left California and set sail for Australia, searching for gold. Etymology: based on the literal meaning of set sail (= put up the sails of a boat to use the wind to move forward) …
107set forth — you have set forth a very credible argument Syn: present, describe, set out, detail, delineate, explain, expound; state, declare, announce; submit, offer, put forward, advance, propose, propound …
108set forth — verb a) To begin a journey or expedition. b) To present for consideration; to propose. Syn: set out …
109set up — To bring forward or allege, as something relied upon or deemed sufficient. To propose or interpose, by way of defense, explanation, or justification; as, to set up the statute of limitations, i.e., offer and rely upon it as a defense to a claim …
110set ahead — verb move forward we have to advance clocks and watches when we travel eastward • Syn: ↑advance • Hypernyms: ↑set • Verb Frames: Somebody s something …
