setter in Japanese
setter in Japanese is セッター — setter means a breed of long-haired hunting dog trained to freeze and point when it detects game.
setter in Japanese
セッター
Pronounced: settā
(volleyball) The player who is responsible for setting, or passing, the ball to teammates for an attack.
What does "setter" mean?
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noun A breed of long-haired hunting dog trained to freeze and point when it detects game.
"Their Irish setter loves running through the fields."
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noun A person or thing that sets something, such as a trend, a task, or an exam.
"The exam setter made this year's paper notoriously difficult."
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noun In volleyball, the player responsible for setting up the ball for teammates to attack.
"The setter delivered a perfect pass for the spike."
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setter in a sentence
- Their Irish setter loves running through the fields.
- The exam setter made this year's paper notoriously difficult.
- The setter delivered a perfect pass for the spike.
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What is "setter" in Japanese?
"setter" in Japanese is セッター. setter means: A breed of long-haired hunting dog trained to freeze and point when it detects game.
How do you pronounce セッター?
"setter" in Japanese is セッター, pronounced "settā".
How do you use "setter" in a sentence?
Example: "Their Irish setter loves running through the fields." In Japanese, "setter" is セッター.
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