set down

set down
transitive verb
1) absetzen [Fahrgast, Ladung]

the bus will set you down there — du kannst dort aus dem Bus aussteigen

2) (record on paper) niederschreiben
3) (place on surface) absetzen; abstellen
* * *
((of a bus etc) to stop and let (passengers) out: The bus set us down outside the post-office.) absetzen
* * *
◆ set down
vt
▪ to \set down down ⇆ sb passenger etc. jdn absetzen
▪ to \set down down ⇆ sth suitcase etc. etw absetzen
3. (land)
to \set down a plane down ein Flugzeug landen
▪ to \set down down ⇆ sth etw aufschreiben [o niederschreiben]
to \set down down one's thoughts seine Gedanken niederschreiben [o festhalten
5. usu passive (esteem)
▪ to be \set down down as sth für etw akk gehalten werden
he's always been \set down down as a morose type er galt eigentlich immer als missmutig
6. usu passive LAW (arrange trial)
to be \set down down for 3 August für den 3. August anberaumt sein
7. (establish as a rule)
to \set down down codes of practise Verfahrensregeln aufstellen
* * *
set down
A v/t
1. hinsetzen
2. etwas abstellen, absetzen
3. einen Fahrgast absetzen
4. FLUG das Flugzeug aufsetzen, landen
5. (schriftlich) niederlegen, aufzeichnen
6. a) jemandem einen Dämpfer aufsetzen
b) jemandes Stolz dämpfen
7. rüffeln umg
8. set down as jemanden, etwas abtun oder betrachten als
9. etwas zuschreiben (to dat)
10. a) etwas festlegen, -setzen
b) einen Termin etc anberaumen, ansetzen
B v/i FLUG aufsetzen, landen
* * *
transitive verb
1) absetzen [Fahrgast, Ladung]

the bus will set you down there — du kannst dort aus dem Bus aussteigen

2) (record on paper) niederschreiben
3) (place on surface) absetzen; abstellen
* * *
v.
absetzen v.
niederschreiben v.
niederstellen v.

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