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Kolokacje z 'Do- Set- Go' - Przygotowanie i Ułożenie (Zestaw)

Opanuj angielskie kolokacje z 'Set' używanym do przygotowania i aranżacji, takie jak 'set a condition' i 'set the mood'.

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Verb Collocations With 'Do- Set- Go'
to [set] a record

to achieve or establish a new high or remarkable standard in a specific area, often by surpassing a previous accomplishment or performance

Ex: They set records in various swimming competitions. 
to [set] a table

to arrange and prepare a dining table with plates, utensils, glasses, and other items for a meal

Ex: Setting tables in a restaurant is an essential part of the service. 
to [set] a condition

to establish a specific requirement or circumstance that must be met for a particular outcome or situation to occur

Ex: He set a condition that all employees must attend the training. 
to [set] a course

to establish a direction, path, or plan of action for a specific purpose or goal

Ex: He set a course for the sailboat to reach the desired destination. 
to [set] a foundation

to establish a solid and fundamental basis or groundwork for something

Ex: He set a strong foundation for his startup business. 
to [set] a password

to choose and create a confidential combination of characters or a phrase to secure access to a digital account, device, or system

Ex: He set a strong password for his online banking account. 
to [set] a precedent

to create an example that others can follow in similar situations

Ex: He set a precedent for open and transparent communication in the company. 
to [set] a reminder

to schedule a notification to help one remember something in the future

Ex: He set a reminder on his phone to buy groceries after work. 
to [set] a rule

to make a decision about how something should be done or what is allowed

Ex: Setting rules is important for maintaining order and safety. 
to [set] an objective

to define a specific goal or aim that one wants to achieve in a particular task or project

Ex: He set an objective to improve his running speed by training regularly. 
to [set] the mood

to create a specific environment or emotional tone, often through the use of various elements or actions

Ex: He set the mood in the room with a warm and welcoming greeting. 
to [set] the clock ahead

to adjust the time on a clock by moving it forward, usually by one hour, to match the start of daylight saving time

Ex: Last night, I set the clock ahead before going to bed. 
to [set] the clock back

to adjust the time on a clock by moving it backward, often by one hour, to match the end of daylight saving time

Ex: Don't forget to set the clock back one hour before you go to bed tonight. 
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