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set point

/ˈset pɔɪnt/

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phrase

/ˈset pɔɪnt/B2formalsport
  • ruТермин, используемый в теннисе и других видах спорта с ракеткой, означающий очко, выигрыш которого подающим игроком приносит ему победу в сете. Также используется в более широком смысле для описания критического момента или порога в различных контекстах.

A term used in tennis and other racket sports meaning a point that, if won by the server, would win them the set. Also used more broadly to describe a critical moment or threshold in various contexts.

  1. Tennis termB2formal

    A situation in tennis where the player serving needs one more point to win a set.

    ruСет-пойнт

    • The player had two set points but failed to convert them.
    • She won the match with a powerful serve on set point.
    • The crowd cheered as he reached set point in the final game.
  2. Control system targetC1formal

    The desired or target value for a variable in a control system, such as temperature or pressure.

    ruУставка

    • The thermostat maintains the temperature at the set point.
    • Engineers adjusted the set point to optimize the system's performance.
    • The set point for the pressure valve was calibrated precisely.
  3. Weight regulation theoryC1formal

    The weight range that a person's body naturally maintains, according to the set point theory.

    ruТеория заданного значения веса

    • The set point theory suggests that the body resists significant weight changes.
    • After dieting, many people return to their original set point.
    • Understanding your set point can help with long-term weight management.