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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. set forth VB [Brit sɛt -, Am sɛt -] (set forth) (leave)
II. set forth VB [Brit sɛt -, Am sɛt -] (set forth [sth])
set forth findings, facts
set forth argument
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
forth [Brit fɔːθ, Am fɔrθ]
forth ADV (onwards) Forth often appears in English after a verb ( bring forth, set forth, sally forth). For translations, consult the appropriate verb entry ( → bring, , → sally).
For further uses of forth, see the entry below.
I. so [Brit səʊ, Am soʊ] ADV
1. so (so very):
not so inf thin/tall as person
2. so liter:
so, a. so much
3. so (to limited extent):
4. so (in such a way):
so be it!
5. so (for that reason):
so it was that
6. so (true):
7. so (also):
8. so (thereabouts):
so inf
20 or so
9. so (as introductory remark):
10. so (avoiding repetition):
11. so (referring forward or back) form:
12. so (reinforcing a statement):
13. so (refuting a statement) inf:
14. so (as casual response):
so inf
II. so (that) CONJ
1. so (that) (in such a way that):
de façon à ce que + subj
2. so (that) (in order that):
III. so as CONJ
IV. so much ADV
1. so much (to such an extent):
so much so that
2. so much (in contrasts):
V. so much PRON
1. so much:
so much, a. so many (such large quantity) sugar, friends
2. so much:
Phrases:
VI. so much as ADV (even)
VII. so much for PREP
1. so much for (having finished with):
2. so much for (used disparagingly) inf:
VIII. so long as CONJ
so long as inf → long
IX. so [Brit səʊ, Am soʊ]
so long inf! (goodbye)
so so
sally [Brit ˈsali, Am ˈsæli] N
1. sally dated MIL:
2. sally (witty remark):
saillie f liter
I. bring <pret, pp brought> [Brit brɪŋ, Am brɪŋ] VB trans
1. bring (convey, carry):
bring present, powers, supplies, message, news, rain, destruction, change, happiness, consolation, hope
to bring sth to (contribute) school, work, area
to bring sth into house, room
to bring sth into conversation, story
2. bring (come with):
bring friend, relative, dog
to bring sb to wedding, party, office
3. bring (lead, draw):
to bring sb to do sth
faire faire qc à qn
4. bring TV, RADIO:
5. bring LAW, ADMIN:
II. to bring oneself to do VB refl
to bring oneself to do refl:
I. back [Brit bak, Am bæk] N
1. back:
back ANAT, ZOOL
dos m
to turn one's back on sb/sth lit, fig
to do sth behind sb's back lit, fig
get off my back inf!
to be at the back of conspiracy, proposal
to put sb's back up
to live off sb's back
2. back (reverse side):
dos m
3. back (flat side):
dos m
4. back (rear-facing part):
dos m
5. back (area behind building):
6. back MOTOR:
7. back (furthest away area):
8. back (of chair, sofa):
9. back SPORTS:
10. back (end):
fin f
11. back (book spine):
dos m
II. back [Brit bak, Am bæk] ADJ
1. back (at the rear):
back axle, wheel, bumper
back paw, leg
back bedroom
back edge
back page
back attr garden, gate
2. back (isolated):
back road
III. back [Brit bak, Am bæk] ADV
1. back (indicating return after absence):
rentrer (from de)
to go back to work
to go back to France, China
to go back to Canada, Japan
to go back to Paris, museum, shop
2. back (in return):
3. back (backwards, in a reverse direction):
back glance, jump, step, lean
4. back (away):
5. back (ago):
il y a 25 ans
6. back (a long time ago):
back in 1964/April
en 1964/avril
to go or date back to Roman times, 1700
7. back (once again):
8. back (nearer the beginning):
9. back (indicating return to sb's possession):
rendre/renvoyer qc (to à)
to put sth back
10. back (expressing a return to a former location):
11. back (in a different location):
IV. back and forth ADV
to go or travel back and forth (commute) person, bus:
faire la navette (between entre)
faire des allées et venues (between entre)
to swing back and forth pendulum:
V. back [Brit bak, Am bæk] VB trans
1. back (support):
back candidate, party, person, bid, bill, action
back application
back enterprise, project
2. back (finance):
back project, undertaking
3. back (endorse):
back currency
to back a bill COMM, FIN
4. back (substantiate):
back argument, claim
justifier (with à l'aide de)
5. back (reverse):
back horse
6. back (bet on):
back horse, favourite, winner
to back a loser race goer:
to back the wrong horse lit, fig
7. back (stiffen, line):
back structure
back book
back map
back painting
back fabric
8. back MUS:
back singer, performer
9. back NAUT:
back sail
VI. back [Brit bak, Am bæk] VB intr
1. back (reverse):
2. back NAUT:
back wind:
VII. -backed COMP
1. -backed (of furniture):
2. -backed (lined, stiffened):
3. -backed (supported):
4. -backed (financed):
VIII. back [Brit bak, Am bæk]
I. set [Brit sɛt, Am sɛt] N
1. set (collection):
jeu m
a set of bills COMM, FIN
2. set (kit, game):
3. set (pair):
4. set SPORTS (in tennis):
set m
5. set (television):
6. set (group):
7. set (scenery):
set THEAT
set CINE, TV
on the set CINE, TV
8. set MATH:
9. set Brit SCHOOL (class, group):
10. set (hair-do):
11. set MUS:
12. set (position):
13. set (direction):
14. set (of badger):
15. set (plant cutting):
16. set HUNT (of hound):
II. set [Brit sɛt, Am sɛt] ADJ
1. set (fixed) attr:
set pattern, procedure, rule, task
set time, price
set menu
set formula
set idea
2. set (stiff):
set expression, smile
3. set (prescribed):
set SCHOOL, UNIV book, text
4. set (ready):
set never attr
prêt (for pour)
5. set (determined):
6. set (firm):
set jam, jelly, honey
set cement
set yoghurt
III. set <pres part setting, pret, pp set> [Brit sɛt, Am sɛt] VB trans
1. set (place, position):
set chair, ornament
placer (on sur)
set guard, sentry
set gem
monter, sertir (in dans)
to set sth against a wall bike, ladder
to set sth before sb lit food, plate
to set sth before sb fig proposals, findings
to set sth in the ground stake
to set sth into sth
to set sth straight (align) lit painting
to set sth straight (tidy) fig papers, room
2. set (prepare):
set table
set trap
to set the stage or scene for sth fig encounter, match
3. set (affix, establish):
set date, deadline, place, price, target
set fashion, trend
set tone
set precedent, record
to set one's sights on championship, job
4. set (adjust):
set clock
set alarm clock, burglar alarm
set timer, video
to set the oven to 180°
5. set (start):
to set sth going machine, motor
6. set (impose, prescribe) teacher:
set homework, essay
set problem
set crossword puzzle
to set oneself sth goal, target
7. set:
set CINE, LIT, THEAT, TV
8. set MUS:
to set sth to music libretto, lyrics
9. set TYPO:
set text, type
composer (in en)
10. set MED:
11. set (style):
to set sb's hair
12. set (cause to harden):
set jam, concrete
13. set (esteem):
14. set Brit SCHOOL:
set pupils
IV. set <pres part setting, pret, pp set> [Brit sɛt, Am sɛt] VB intr
1. set sun:
2. set (harden):
set jam, concrete:
set glue:
3. set MED:
set fracture, bone:
V. set [Brit sɛt, Am sɛt]
to make a (dead) set at sb inf Brit
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set forth VB trans form
set forth PHRVB set out
I. set out VB trans a. fig
II. set out VB intr
1. set out → set off
2. set out (intend/have the intention, aim):
to set out to +infin
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forth [fɔ:θ, Am fɔ:rθ] ADV form
I. set [set] N
1. set (prepared scenery on stage, setting):
set in film, TV
2. set ANAT:
the set of sb's jaw
3. set (hair arrangement):
4. set (group or collection) a. COMPUT:
set of keys, tools, golf clubs
jeu m
set of stamps, numbers, books
set of gems, sheets
5. set (group of people):
6. set MATH (group):
7. set (television apparatus):
8. set SPORTS (games):
set m
9. set (musical performance):
II. set [set] ADJ
1. set (ready, prepared):
to be (all) set for sth
2. set (fixed):
set expression, face, smile
set date, opinion, idea
3. set (resolute):
4. set (assigned):
set book, subject
set task
Phrases:
III. set <set, set> [set] VB trans
1. set (place, put in some place):
2. set (situated) a. CINE, LIT, THEAT:
3. set (cause to be):
to set sth on the road to sth
4. set (adjust):
set clock, timer
set trap
to set the alarm for 7.00 a.m.
5. set (prepare):
set stage
6. set (establish, fix):
set a limit, price, date
to set a price at £125 000
7. set (place in normal position):
8. set (arrange):
to set sb's hair
9. set (encrust, adorn):
set jewel
to set sth with sth
sertir qc de qc
10. set TYPO (lay out):
11. set Aus, Brit (cause to start):
to set to +infin
se mettre à +infin
to set sb to do/doing sth
faire faire qc à qn
12. set (provide with music):
Phrases:
IV. set [set] VB intr
1. set (go down, sink):
2. set (become firm):
set jelly, cement
set bone
3. set fig:
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I. set forth VB trans form
set forth ideas, theory
set forth plan, guidelines
II. set forth VB intr
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forth [fɔrθ] ADV form
I. set [set] N
1. set (scenery on stage):
set in film, on TV
2. set ANAT:
the set of sb's jaw
3. set (hair arrangement):
4. set (group, collection):
set of keys, tools
jeu m
set of stamps, numbers, books
set of gems, sheets
5. set (group of people):
6. set math (group):
7. set (television):
8. set sports (game):
set m
9. set (at concert, show):
II. set [set] ADJ
1. set (ready, prepared):
to be (all) set for sth
2. set (fixed):
set expression, face, smile
set date, opinion, idea
3. set (resolute):
4. set (assigned):
set book, subject
set task
Phrases:
III. set <-tt-, set, set> [set] VB trans
1. set (place, put somewhere):
2. set (locate) a. CINE, LIT, THEAT:
3. set (cause to be):
4. set (adjust):
set clock, timer
to set the alarm for 7.00 A.M.
5. set (prepare):
set stage
set trap
6. set (establish, fix):
set limit, price, date
to set a price at $125, 000
7. set (place in normal position):
8. set (arrange):
to set sb's hair
9. set (adorn):
set jewel
to set sth with sth
sertir qc de qc
10. set TYPO (lay out):
11. set (cause to start):
to set sb to +infin
mettre qn à +infin
12. set (provide with music):
Phrases:
IV. set <-tt-, set, set> [set] VB intr
1. set (go down, sink):
set sun
2. set (become firm):
set jelly, cement, dye
set bone
Present
Iset forth
youset forth
he/she/itsets forth
weset forth
youset forth
theyset forth
Past
Iset forth
youset forth
he/she/itset forth
weset forth
youset forth
theyset forth
Present Perfect
Ihaveset forth
youhaveset forth
he/she/ithasset forth
wehaveset forth
youhaveset forth
theyhaveset forth
Past Perfect
Ihadset forth
youhadset forth
he/she/ithadset forth
wehadset forth
youhadset forth
theyhadset forth
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For example, a corporation has the personal right to bring a lawsuit (as well as the capacity to be sued) and, like a natural person, a corporation can be libeled.
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We are also working with other developers in the city to bring forward schemes which will make a real impact on housing need.
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We bring you stories of the supernatural and the supernormal, dramatizing the fantasies and the mysteries of the unknown.
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The two empresses competed to bring educated women to their respective courts and encouraged rivalry among the women writers.
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This, and the possibility that he learnt of his intended deportation, prompted him to bring forward his revolt, which made its success unlikely.
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