setting
సెట్టింగ్
definition
verb
Dana set the mug of tea down
put, lay, or stand (something) in a specified place or position.
plunging oil prices set in motion an economic collapse in Houston
put or bring into a specified state.
noun
cozy waterfront cottage in a peaceful country setting
the place or type of surroundings where something is positioned or where an event takes place.
if you find the room getting too hot, check the thermostat setting
a speed, height, or temperature at which a machine or device can be adjusted to operate.
example
The historical 'setting' of the novel is so lovingly detailed that the atmosphere of the Roaring Twenties really comes to life.
Once the location for two cottages which had large gardens, the site will be the 'setting' for several houses with a green area at the side.
short stories with a contemporary 'setting'
if you find the room getting too hot, check the thermostat 'setting'
The ground is in a charming 'setting' , surrounded by hills, although this does result in shadows over the ground in the late afternoon or evening.
The stunning Image Garden, at Reagill, was the 'setting' for a fund-raising event in aid of Kiev's street children.
The Scottish 'setting' of his best novels helped to found the ‘Kailyard school’ of fiction.
if you find the room getting too hot, check the thermostat 'setting'
Party at the Palace, the rock and pop concert, will take place two days later on Jubilee Bank Holiday Monday 3 June in the same 'setting' as the classical event.
‘At Balmoral we have a wonderful 'setting' for an exclusive dinner and dance,’ the website states.
a 'setting' of Yevtushenko's bleak poem
The 'setting' is wonderful, though the accommodation very simple.
Ten of the top young musicians from Sligo were given their first chance to perform in a live 'setting' at a gala event at the weekend.
a romantic house in a wonderful 'setting' beside the River Wye
This is the 'setting' for the new film Starsky and Hutch, which, contrary to popular belief, is not a remake.
A scenic bus ride will take attendees to this Texas hot spot, an ideal 'setting' for a festive event.
It sits on a site of four acres in a wonderful 'setting' .
Sewers may not seem the ideal 'setting' for a racy novel.
Whereas gold is a traditional 'setting' , platinum has taken off as the newest trend in wedding jewelry.
The strange 'setting' made the entire event a sensory experience.
London's organised-crime underworld, in all its diversity and brutality, is the 'setting' for this edgy contemporary thriller.
We're so used to seeing turquoise in a 'setting' for a ring or as a pendant that we don't often consider it for the interior design of our homes.
The grounds of Markree Castle is the 'setting' for the event, which will celebrate all kinds of country sports and pursuits.
a garnet in a heavy gold 'setting'
The clinic that provided the 'setting' for the novel is perched on top of a hill.
New York has probably been the 'setting' for more novels and memoirs than any city in the world.
a 'setting' of Yevtushenko's bleak poem
Downpatrick Library is an appropriate 'setting' for the event.
The central 'setting' for the three novels is Blue Brook Plantation, and each novel's central characters are black.
The novel fully addresses its 'setting' , this city we live in that's obsessed with class and racial politics.
Credits: Google Translate
