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set-up
[ set-uhp ]
noun
- Surveying.
- a surveying instrument precisely positioned for observations from a station.
- a gap between the end of a chain or tape being used for a measurement and the point toward which it is laid.
set up
verb
- also intr to put into a position of power, etc
- also intr to begin or enable (someone) to begin (a new venture), as by acquiring or providing means, equipment, etc
- to build or construct
to set up a shed
- to raise, cause, or produce
to set up a wail
- to advance or propose
to set up a theory
- to restore the health of
the sea air will set you up again
- to establish (a record)
- informal.to cause (a person) to be blamed, accused, etc
- informal.
- to provide (drinks, etc) for
set 'em up, Joe!
- to pay for the drinks of
I'll set up the next round
- printing another term for set 1
noun
- informal.the way in which anything is organized or arranged
- slang.an event the result of which is prearranged
it's a setup
- a prepared arrangement of materials, machines, etc, for a job or undertaking
- a station at which a surveying instrument, esp a theodolite, is set up
- films the position of the camera, microphones, and performers at the beginning of a scene
adjective
- physically well-built
Example Sentences
The 22-year-old has scored three goals and provided two assists in 11 games for his club side and the calls from outside the set-up for him to be included have probably been some of the loudest in recent weeks.
It feels like Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones has been around the England set-up for a while and it is pretty incredible that the 23-year-old with almost 150 Liverpool appearances is yet to make his debut for the Three Lions.
Matt Proudfoot, an assistant coach in the Springboks set-up which won the World Cup in 2019 before overseeing England's forwards for three years under head coach Eddie Jones, believes that Genge is key to England's intensity.
O'Shea is excited by the "very special" talent not only in the under-20s set-up, but also the players already in the England senior squad aged 25 or under.
Another change has been picking players a year young at England Under-18 level for their summer tour of South Africa, giving players more time in the set-up before stepping up to the under-20s.
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