セット

noun

set; combo; collection

A group of items sold or used together, such as a matching set of dishes, a tool kit, or a combo meal.

• この化け粧しょう品ひんのセットはお買かい得どくです。

  This cosmetic set is a good deal.

• ハンバーガーのセットをください。

  I'll have a hamburger combo, please.

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

setting up; arranging; configuring

The act of preparing, arranging, or configuring something, often with する. Covers setting a table, setting an alarm, positioning objects, or adjusting settings.

• 目め覚ざましを6時じにセットした。

  I set the alarm for 6 o'clock.

• テーブルをセットしてください。

  Please set the table.

• カメラの設せっ定ていをセットする。

  I configure the camera settings.

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

setting hair; hair set

Specifically refers to styling or setting hair, often with する. Common in beauty contexts.

• 美び容よう院いんで髪かみをセットしてもらった。

  I had my hair set at the salon.

noun

set (sports)

A set in tennis, volleyball, or similar sports.

• 第だい1セットは日本にほんが取とった。

  Japan took the first set.

noun

set (film/theater)

A movie set, stage set, or filming location.

• その映えい画がのセットはとてもリアルだった。

  The movie set was very realistic.

noun

TV/radio receiver

A television or radio set; somewhat dated, as modern Japanese often uses テレビ or ラジオ directly.

• 昔むかしは一いっ家かに一いち台だいのセットしかなかった。

  In the old days, there was only one set per household.