set-in in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for set-in in the English»French Dictionary

set-in sleeve N FASHION

set-in sleeve

manche f rapportée

I.set in VB [Brit sɛt -, Am sɛt -] (set in)

set in infection, gangrene:

se déclarer

set in complications:

survenir

set in winter:

arriver

set in depression, resentment:

s'installer

the rain has set in for the afternoon

la pluie va durer toute l'après-midi

II.set in VB [Brit sɛt -, Am sɛt -] (set [sth] in) (in sewing)

set in sleeve

rapporter

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rigor mortis had set in

la rigidité cadavérique était amorcée

a story set in wartime Berlin

une histoire qui se passe à Berlin pendant la guerre

Translations for set-in in the French»English Dictionary

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routinier (routinière) personne

set in one's ways never attr

il est trop routinier

he is too set in his ways

roudoudou

hard sweet Brit ou candy Am set in a small container

il est complètement encroûté dans ses habitudes

he's very set in his ways

se mettre en branle processus:

to be set in motion

se dégripper

to be set in motion

il a un pli amer au coin des lèvres

his mouth is set in an embittered expression

set-in in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for set-in in the English»French Dictionary

set-in ADJ

set-in

rapporté(e)

set in VB intr

set in

survenir

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to set sth in train

mettre qc en train

the scene is set in France

l'action se déroule en France

set in film, TV

plateau m

to be set in one's ways

avoir ses petites habitudes

the scene is set in sth

l'action se déroule dans qc

to set sth in motion

mettre qc en route

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sertir qc dans un diadème

to set sth in a tiara

enclencher

to set in motion

la maladie se complique

complications have set in

s'encroûter dans ses habitudes

to get set in one's ways

se déclarer fièvre, maladie

to set in

set-in Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be set in one's ways

avoir ses petites habitudes

the scene is set in sth

l'action se déroule dans qc

to set sth in motion

mettre qc en route

the scene is set in France

l'action se déroule en France

to set sth in train

mettre qc en train

to get set in one's ways

s'encroûter dans ses habitudes

to set sth in a tiara

sertir qc dans un diadème

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This guitar comes in a satin black finish, and is a mid-range model because of its included pick guard and set-in neck.

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Chanting slogans against the authorities concerned, they also held a set-in in front of the apex court building.

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On most fabrics save for silk she recommends the following drill for set-in red-wine stains.

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It features a slim set-in neck with a body designed to easily access the higher frets.

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I had not yet, another of those set-in-aspic phrases, "gone all the way".

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For some, the promise of change can be more assuring of survival, especially if the junior can see rising trends that his set-in-his-ways seniors can not.

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Also, it's especially good when you're dealing with older/set-in blood stains.

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Before midsummer, there were 10,000 members, and before winter set-in, there were 26,000 names enrolled.

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Not a set-in-concrete plan, but a fluid one.

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And set-in tanner or makeup stains can be really hard to get out.

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