Set in Tagalog

Set in Tagalog translates to “Itakda”, “Ilagay”, or “Pangkat”, depending on context. The word “set” has multiple meanings – as a verb (to place or establish), as a noun (a collection or group), or as an adjective (fixed or ready).

Explore the complete meanings, pronunciation, Tagalog equivalents, and practical usage examples of “Set” to master this versatile English word.

[Words] = Set

[Definition]:

• Set /set/
• Verb 1: To put, place, or position something in a particular location or arrangement.
• Verb 2: To establish, fix, or determine something, such as a time, rule, or standard.
• Verb 3: To adjust or prepare a device or mechanism for use.
• Noun 1: A collection or group of related things that belong together or are used together.
• Noun 2: A stage scenery or the place where a film or play is performed.
• Adjective 1: Fixed, established, or predetermined; ready or prepared.

[Synonyms] = Itakda, Ilagay, Pangkat, Koleksyon, Set, Grupo, Ayusin, Ihanda, Itinakda, Nakatakda, Handa

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Please set the table for dinner before the guests arrive.
Ex1_PH: Paki-ayusin ang mesa para sa hapunan bago dumating ang mga bisita.

Ex2_EN: The teacher will set the exam date next week.
Ex2_PH: Ang guro ay mag-tatakda ng petsa ng pagsusulit sa susunod na linggo.

Ex3_EN: I bought a complete set of kitchen utensils for my new home.
Ex3_PH: Bumili ako ng kumpletong set ng mga kagamitan sa kusina para sa aking bagong tahanan.

Ex4_EN: The sun will set at around 6 PM today.
Ex4_PH: Ang araw ay lulubog mga alas 6 PM ngayong araw.

Ex5_EN: Everything is set and ready for the presentation tomorrow.
Ex5_PH: Lahat ay handa na para sa presentasyon bukas.