setting

n. 背景；環境；鑲嵌；安裝；放置；（日月的）沉落；[音]樂曲

動詞set的現在分詞形式.

詳細解釋

n.(名詞)

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adj.(形容詞)

同步翻譯

n.(名詞)

[C] 鑲嵌；鑲嵌底座 way or place in which sth is fixed or fastened
[C] 環境 surroundings;environment
[C] (某事、戲劇、小說等的)背景 place and time at which an event occurs or a play,novel,etc. is set
[C] 裝置、機器等定的速度、高度、溫度等 speed,height,temperature,etc. at which a device,machine,etc. is or can be set to operate
[C] (為詩等譜寫的)樂曲 music composed for a poem,etc.

英語翻譯

Noun:

the context and environment in which something is set;
\\\"the perfect setting for a ghost story\\\"
the state of the environment in which a situation exists;
\\\"you can\\\'t do that in a university setting\\\"
arrangement of scenery and properties to represent the place where a play or movie is enacted
the set of facts or circumstances that surround a situation or event;
\\\"the historical context\\\"
the physical position of something;
\\\"he changed the setting on the thermostat\\\"
a table service for one person;
\\\"a place setting of sterling flatware\\\"
a mounting consisting of a piece of metal (as in a ring or other jewelry) that holds a gem in place;
\\\"the diamond was in a plain gold mount\\\"

造句

用作名詞(n.)

Our story has its setting in ancient Rome.
我們這個故事的背景是在古羅馬。
An informal work setting helps to build employee enthusiasm and morale.
不拘形式的工作環境，提高了員工的熱情與士氣。
She liked the diamond itself but not the setting.
她喜歡那顆鉆石，但不喜歡它的鑲嵌底座。
We are setting up a printing press.
我們正在安裝一臺印刷機。
Popularize CA and the setting pattern.
推廣客戶自動化系統及安裝模式。
This setting repositions all existing list items in sorted order.
本設置以排序順序重新放置現有的所有列表項。
The setting sun glorified the scene.
落日使景色更美。
The setting sun inflames the sky.
落日映紅天空。
With the setting of the sun, night comes silently.
隨著太陽的落下，夜晚悄悄地來到。

常用短語

組詞

A Tree, at the first Setting, should not be Shaken, vntill it hath taken Root.
出自：Bacon
The setting of household tasks as a punishment.
出自：G. Gorer
Chauffeurs are requested not to leave their cars when setting down or picking up.
出自：Globe Mail (Toronto)
The..setting of broken bones without the help of anaesthetics.
出自：M. M. Kaye