set a up with b — to arrange a meeting or date between two people who don't know each other well
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to arrange a meeting or date between two people who don't know each other well
Pronunciation (IPA): /sɛt eɪ ʌp wɪð biː/
Korean meaning: 서로 잘 모르는 두 사람을 만나게 해주다, 소개팅을 주선하다
Korean pronunciation: **셋** 에이 **업** 위드 비
Example Sentences
- My mom keeps trying to set me up with her friend's son who's a doctor.
- I'm terrible at setting people up - my last attempt ended in disaster.
- She set her brother up with three different women this month.
set a up with b
VERB//sɛt eɪ ʌp wɪð biː//
to arrange a meeting or date between two people who don't know each other well
to arrange a meeting or date between two people who don't know each other well
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I set them up since they met, and I bet it's perfect!
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Origin
'set up'은 원래 '설치하다, 준비하다'는 의미에서 발전하여, 두 사람 사이의 만남을 '준비하고 배치한다'는 뜻으로 확장되었습니다.
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“My mom keeps trying to set me up with her friend's son who's a doctor.”
“I'm terrible at setting people up - my last attempt ended in disaster.”
“She set her brother up with three different women this month.”
“Would you like me to set you up with my cousin? He's single and loves pizza.”
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