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Definition of setter - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sportTECH. volleyball player who sets the ballTECH.
- The setter passed the ball for a spike.
2.
technologyTECH. function that changes an object's propertyTECH.
- The setter updated the object's value.
3.
typesettingDated person who arranges type for printingDated
- The setter prepared the pages for the newspaper.
4.
animalsRare long-haired hunting dog breedRare
- The setter pointed towards the hidden birds.
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long-haired hunting dog breed
Expressions with setter
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dog breed with a red or chestnut coat
The Irish setter ran across the field.
wealthy person who travels frequently for pleasure
Lisa is a jet-setter, always flying to exotic places.
medium-sized dog with a silky coat for hunting
The English setter is known for its gentle nature.
Origin of setter
Old English, settan (to set)
Examples of setter in a sentence
Our team's setter is known for quick decisions. A setter was used to modify the configuration. The setter function adjusted the parameters automatically. The setter meticulously arranged the type for the book. As a setter, he ensured the text was perfectly aligned. The setter's coat was shiny and well-groomed.
They trained the setter for the upcoming hunting season.
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- French:passeur, setter, ...
- German:Zuspieler, Setter, ...
- Italian:palleggiatore, setter, ...
- Spanish:colocador, función de ajuste, ...
- Portuguese:levantador, setter, ...
- Chinese:二传手, 设值器, ...
- Japanese:セッター, 組版者, ...
- Arabic:مُعِدّ, دَالَّة تَعْيِين, ...
- Hebrew:סֶטֶר, מַגְדִּיר, ...
- Russian:пасующий, сеттер, ...
- Ukrainian:пасуючий, сетер, ...
- Hindi:सेटर, गुण परिवर्तक, ...
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