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Definition of setdown - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
actionRare act of placing something or someone downRare
- The setdown of the package was gentle.
2.
aviationTECH. landing of an aircraft or spacecraftTECH.
- The pilot ensured a smooth setdown.
3.
criticismDated UK rebuke or reprimandDated UK
- Her sharp setdown left him speechless.
4.
charitable mealRare UK sit-down meal given to a trampRare UK
- The traveler was grateful for the setdown.
Origin of setdown
English, set (put) + down (downward)
Examples of setdown in a sentence
After the setdown, the equipment was ready for use. The helicopter's setdown was executed flawlessly. A safe setdown is critical in adverse weather conditions. The manager's setdown was harsh but fair. He received a public setdown for his mistakes. The charity organized a setdown for the homeless.
He received a warm setdown at the shelter.
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- French:dépose, atterrissage, ...
- German:Abstellen, Landung, ...
- Italian:posizionamento, atterraggio, ...
- Spanish:colocación, aterrizaje, ...
- Portuguese:colocação, aterragem, ...
- Chinese:安置, 着陆, ...
- Japanese:置くこと, 着陸, ...
- Arabic:وَضْع, هبوط, ...
- Hebrew:הַנָּחָה, נְחִיתָה, ...
- Russian:установка, посадка, ...
- Ukrainian:розміщення, приземлення, ...
- Hindi:नीचे रखना, उतराई, ...
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