SETTING


Meaning of SETTING in English

I.

noun

1 place where sth happens

ADJECTIVE

▪ natural

wild animals in their natural ~

▪ attractive ( esp. BrE ), beautiful , ideal , idyllic , lovely ( esp. BrE ), magnificent ( esp. BrE ), perfect , picturesque

▪ dramatic

▪ peaceful , tranquil

▪ intimate , romantic

▪ formal , informal

▪ appropriate

▪ rural , urban

▪ outdoor

▪ contemporary

biblical stories in a contemporary ~

▪ public , social , work

The French Club offers the chance to improve your language skills in a social ~.

In a work ~, more formal language would be used.

▪ clinical , experimental , hospital , institutional , laboratory , etc.

▪ academic , classroom , educational , school

▪ cultural , historical

▪ domestic , family

elderly people living in a domestic ~

▪ unfamiliar , unlikely

The hospital is an unlikely ~ for an art auction.

VERB + SETTING

▪ create , make , provide

The park provides the perfect ~ for the play.

PREPOSITION

▪ in a/the … ~

a hotel in a beautiful mountain ~

▪ ~ for

the perfect ~ for a picnic

▪ ~ in

The site creates a dramatic ~ for the new building.

a dramatic ~ in Cornwall

▪ ~ of

the urban ~ of Manhattan

2 of controls

ADJECTIVE

▪ high , low , medium

▪ default , standard

▪ adjustable

▪ network , security ( both computing )

▪ difficulty (= in computer games)

The game has multiple difficulty ~s.

VERB + SETTING

▪ adjust , alter , change , modify , tweak

▪ increase , reduce

▪ choose

▪ save ( computing )

PREPOSITION

▪ at a/the ~

The oven should be at a high ~.

II.

adj.

Setting is used with these nouns: ↑ sun

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .