setter

基本词汇

英 [ˈsetə(r)]

美 [ˈsɛtɚ]

n.安装者；嵌镶工人；排字工人；作曲者；给定装置；赛特种猎犬

第三人称复数：setters

日语：セッター法语：setter 德语：Setter 韩语：세터 俄语：setter

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setter的反义词

noun

1. a long-haired dog formerly trained to crouch on finding game but now to point

2. one who sets written material into type

Synonym: compositortypesettertypographer

1. 赛特种猎犬(一种长毛猎狗，经训练后可以发现猎物位置)
A setter is a long-haired dog that can be trained to show hunters where birds and animals are.

1. 二传：S表示二传(SETTER)的位置,一般二传的左侧是前传球,二传的右侧是后传球. 15、14表示4号位的高点强攻,相应的55、54是2号位的高点强攻. 23、43是两翼的半高球. 31是3号位前快,41是2号位的近体背快. 还应有些其他的分解图来标示队员的跑动进攻路线和球的空间位置,

2. 设值函数：如果 class 中的某个值域,应该在对象初创时被设值,然后就不再改变,就应该去掉此值域的所有设值函数(setter)

A Redeemer..a setter free of man..from alien powers which held him in bondage.
出自：R. C. Trench
Setter-out required..experienced in setting-out shops fronts and interiors.
出自：Evening Standard
Mr Holloway is severe on other people's abuses of Englishsparticularly the setters of examination questions.
出自：New Statesman
The scaffold, where the 'setters' laid the stones sent up to them.
出自：H. Braun
With more skilled setters setting up business..there is a market for loose stones.
出自：Arab Times
He was a gifted setter of scenes, letting his imagination take control of his pen.
出自：M. Coren