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Meanings of setter in anglès

portuguès
compositor
català
linotipista
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One who sets written material into type.

linotipista
Usage of setter in anglès
1
Turnbull's address follows a similar scene setter on Tuesday by Bill Shorten.
The Guardian
2
They heard the setter barking-notin anger, but in a casual way.
Night gate
3
He later lost a fantastic five-setter against the eventual champion, Rafael Nadal.
The Guardian
4
Her father, a drinking & gambling man, worked as a job setter.
The new yorker
5
But it was that Gordon setter there that reminded me of her.
The Rim of the Desert
6
But others: He seemeth to be a setter forth of new gods.
The Bible, Douay-Rheims, New Testament
7
A middle-aged man in a wheelchair brings in a well-groomed Irish setter.
The new yorker
8
The setter's continual barking and growling had failed to drive him away.
The Rim of the Desert
9
So Regis Brugiere stole Jim, the black-and-white setter, and concealed him well.
Blazed Trail Stories, and Stories of the Wild Life
10
Jonathan Siegrist is a passionate rock climber, dedicated goal-setter, and mediocre woodworker.
Climbing Magazine
11
I'm getting a lovely Gordon setter for a Christmas present for Gilbert.
Anne's House of Dreams
12
However, rate-setter Kamil Zubelewicz said he thought a rate increase would be justified.
Reuters
13
Status: Global securities standards setter IOSCO has published principles for regulating hedge funds.
Reuters
14
And the industry would likely fight the intrusion of another rule-setter.
Reuters
15
It wasn't a great scene-setter for my visit the following day.
A journey: my political life
16
Players used to talk about needing a tight five-setter to sharpen the concentration.
The Guardian
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Translations for setter
portuguès
compositor
Setter through the time
Setter across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common