set aright

sɛt əˈraɪt

setting aright

Definition of set aright - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

correction

Rare

correct or fix something that is wrong

Rare

She set aright the mistakes in the report.
He set aright the errors in the document.
The teacher set aright the misconceptions in the lesson.

correct

fix

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Expressions with set

set up

prepare something for use or operation

They set up the equipment for the concert.

all set

adj.

ready and prepared for an activity

We are all set for the trip.

set down

allow passengers to leave a vehicle

The bus set down passengers at the station.

set foot

enter a place, often with emphasis

She never set foot in that house again.

set back the clock

move a clock's time to an earlier hour

Remember to set back the clock before you go to bed.

set fire to

cause something to start burning

The vandals set fire to the abandoned building.

Expressions with aright

set things aright

correct a mistake or problem to restore order

He worked hard to set things aright after the error.

hear aright

understand spoken words correctly without mistake

Did I hear aright that you are leaving?

understand aright

interpret something in the correct or intended way

If I understand aright, you want to leave early.

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French:corriger, ...
German:korrigieren, ...
Italian:correggere, ...
Spanish:corregir, ...
Portuguese:corrigir, ...
Chinese:纠正, ...
Japanese:正す, ...
Arabic:صَحَّحَ, ...
Hebrew:לְתַקֵּן, ...
Russian:исправлять, ...
Ukrainian:виправити, ...
Hindi:सही करना, ...
Bengali:সংশোধন করা, ...
Catalan:corregir, ...
Czech:napravit, ...
Danish:korrigere, ...
Dutch:corrigeren, ...
Greek:διορθώνω, ...
Hungarian:helyrehozni, ...
Khmer:កែតម្រូវ, ...
Korean:바로잡다, ...
Persian:اصلاح کرد, ...
Polish:poprawić, ...
Portuguese (BR):corrigir, ...
Romanian:a corecta, ...
Swedish:rätta till, ...
Thai:แก้ไข, ...
Turkish:düzeltmek, ...
Vietnamese:sửa chữa, ...

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