Vocab Bloom Hub

setup

/ˈset.ʌp/

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noun

/ˈset.ʌp/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее расположение, организацию или конфигурацию оборудования или системы для определённой цели, или способ, которым что-то структурировано.

A noun referring to the arrangement, organization, or configuration of equipment or a system for a specific purpose, or the way something is structured.

  1. Equipment or systemB1formal

    A collection of equipment or machinery arranged to perform a specific function.

    ruОборудование или система

    • The photographer brought a professional lighting setup for the shoot.
    • We need to install a new computer setup in the office.
    • His home gym setup includes a treadmill and weights.

    Synonymsapparatusconfigurationequipmentgearhardwaremachineryoutfitrigsystemtackle

  2. Arrangement or organizationB1formal

    The way in which something is organized, arranged, or configured.

    ruОрганизация

    • The setup of the room made it easy for everyone to see the presenter.
    • I like the setup of this app; it's very user-friendly.
    • The current setup of the team works well for our projects.

    Synonymsarrangementcompositionconfigurationdispositionformatlayoutorderorganizationstructuresystem

  3. False incriminationB2informal

    A situation where someone is deliberately tricked or framed to appear guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.

    ruПодстава

    • He claimed the whole thing was a setup by his rivals.
    • The police discovered the evidence was part of a setup.
    • She was arrested, but it turned out to be a setup.

    Synonymsentrapmentframeframe-uptrap

Forms
  • setups plural form
  • setups' possessive plural form
  • setup's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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