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Meanings of set up in English
Create by putting components or members together.
Synonyms
Examples for "piece"
Examples for "piece"
1
The Finance Bill is the main piece of financial legislation each year.
2
There's no point asking what a piece of work means, you know?
3
I thought then what I think now: a great piece of work.
4
A new piece of legislation and a genuine public debate is overdue.
5
What is the best new piece written in the past 50 years?
1
But others have been forced by current circumstances to change tack completely.
2
It marks a change of tack when dealing with the financial industry.
3
Wired: Gervais takes tack-sharp aim at all things absurd -including himself.
4
This time, some companies that had sold guns for years changed tack.
5
Mexico's national electricity company CFE will follow a similar tack, she added.
1
Freedom means the right of people to assemble, organize, and debate openly.
2
Everyone had time to assemble at Ish's house to hear the news.
3
Hedge funds often take a few weeks to assemble their quarterly reports.
4
Years later it is not possible to assemble the accountability puzzle fully.
5
When all the people are prepared they shall assemble within the circle.
1
Banks then put together proposals and subsequently present their ideas to management.
2
He could also resign and try to put together a new government.
3
The deal was carefully put together to reduce the risk of sanctions.
4
We will now put together a plan to urgently address this crisis.
5
But they need to be put together with great care, Dickson said.
1
We must tack together such sentences as we can find that will stand for an answer:-
2
The farmer hath already sown the hemp, the ropemaker hath twisted it; sawyers saw the timber, carpenters tack together the shell, grave-diggers delve the earth.
3
When the two are temporarily tacked together, bore a hole through the centre for the axle.
4
No sparkle, no sequins, just a few dull and faded patches, roughly tacked together with the edges left frayed.
5
We must remember, besides, that the first pages of the fourth Gospel are notes tacked together without rigorous chronological arrangement.]
Portuguese
estabelecer Spanish
lanzar Usage of set up in English
1
He will 'attempt' to set up a 'committee' to 'study' the matter.
2
I think the way the golf course is set up is great.
3
He wants to leave Europe, set up people's tribunals, halve public employees.
4
To end the crisis, they agreed to set up a power-sharing government.
5
It has also set up military courts to handle national security cases.
6
Such new bureaucracies usually take longer to set up than ministers hope.
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A few years ago Wazir set up his own construction services company.
8
July 8 New national security office is set up in MetroPark Hotel.
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The body was set up to fight religious discrimination in the workplace.
10
Moon said BikeSpike is simple to use and easy to set up.
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Sources on Nauru have confirmed, however that police set up his arrest.
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In some cases they don't have either work or accommodation set up.
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Forty years ago John Simister set up a nature reserve near Wellington.
14
But the House vote would help set up a confrontation with Bush.
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Will local authorities have any role once Irish Water is set up?
16
It only rarely heard Scottish cases: twice since it was set up.
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Translations for set up
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Set up across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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