How to say "setting" in English?

First, set the pronunciation of set English[set]US[s]? t]

Second, the definition of set

Settings; Place, place; Be in a certain state; Place tableware;

Intransitive verbs go down the mountain; Set out; Solidification;

Settings; A set, a pair; Settings; Television;

Third, the example of set.

Me? Is it okay? Supplement? And then what? Remove? Documents? From where? That? Directory,? Because? Its? User wrote it? Bit? Is it? Settings.

I can add and delete files in this directory because its user write bit has been set.

Use? Jon. And then what? chmod？ Where to? Settings? That? Ownership? And then what? Permission? Open? That? New? Catalogue. ?

Use chown and chmod to set the ownership and permissions of the new directory.

Fourth, other forms of setting.

Third person singular: set?

Plural number: set?

Present participle: setting

Past tense: setting

Past participle: set

Extended data 1. Usage of set

1, set basically means "put aside", which means to put someone or something in a specific position or make it in a certain state for a clear purpose. Extension can mean "make firm, make firm", "make sure", "estimate, evaluate", "adjust, align" and "make someone do something [take effect]"

2.set can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it is followed by a noun or pronoun as the object, and sometimes it can be followed by a double object, and its indirect object can be transformed into the object of the preposition for or to. Set can also be followed by adjectives, prepositional phrases, infinitives or present participles as compound objects of object complements. Set can be used for passive structures.

3. The past tense and past participle of set are both set.

When used as a noun, set basically means "a set", which can be extended to "a device, a crew, a group of people", "shape, figure, appearance", "a set, a photography studio" and "a set (of tennis)". ) "and" part of the concert ".

5.set is a countable noun with plural form.

Second, phrases

Working set? [m]? Working set; Workspace; Working group; Co-operation

Information set? Information set; Information set; Interest set; Message set

Wandering set? Wandering collection; Roaming set

Is everything ready? Get ready; Everything is ready; Everything is ready.

Release? Release; Liberation; Release; let go

Uncountable set? [Numbers]? Uncountable set; Uncountable set; Irreducible set