Pronunciation: /sɛt ɒn/
verb to place or fix in a particular position or direction
A1 She is set on becoming a doctor in the future.
A2 He is set on finishing his homework before dinner.
B1 The team is set on winning the championship this year.
B2 The company is set on expanding its market reach internationally.
C1 The government is set on implementing new policies to address climate change.
C2 The artist is set on creating a masterpiece that will leave a lasting impact on society.
adjective having a strong desire or determination to achieve something
A1 The cat is set on catching the mouse.
A2 She was set on becoming a doctor since she was a child.
B1 The team is set on winning the championship this year.
B2 The company is set on expanding its operations to new markets.
C1 He is set on achieving his goal no matter what obstacles come his way.
C2 The government is set on implementing new policies to improve the economy.
preposition to cause someone to be very eager or determined to do something
A1 The cat is set on the table.
A2 She is set on going to the party.
B1 The team is set on winning the championship.
B2 He is set on achieving his goals no matter what.
C1 The company is set on expanding its market share.
C2 The government is set on implementing new policies to improve the economy.
formal The company is set on expanding its operations to new markets.
informal She's really set on getting that promotion at work.
slang I'm set on hitting up that new burger joint for lunch.
figurative His mind was set on achieving his dreams no matter what obstacles came his way.
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