英语词组set ahead是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

set ahead

sets, setting, set

set sth ahead

American to change the time on clocks and watches in the spring so that it is an hour later

When do we set the clocks ahead? Is it in March?Did you remember to set your watch ahead this morning?

set forward

1. To move something to or place something at the front or foreground. A noun or pronoun can be used between "set" and "forward." I set the box forward, allowing Ms. Dawkins to stand up on it and get everyone's attention. I set forward the picture of our wedding day on the mantelpiece.

2. To suggest, offer, or propose something for consideration. A noun or pronoun can be used between "set" and "forward." The newly elected mayor has set forward a number of plans for dealing with the housing crisis in the city. The new administration has adopted a policy based on principles set forward by the previous president.

set something forward

1. to move something to a more forward position. Please set the chair forward a little bit. It is in the walkway. If you set the vase forward, it will show up better against the dark background.

2. to reset a timepiece to a later time. You are supposed to set your clock forward at this time of year. Did you set your watch forward?

set forward

Also, set ahead. Turn a clock to a later time, as in For daylight-saving time we set the clocks forward. [1600s]

词组	set ahead
释义	Phr V set ahead sets, setting, set set sth ahead American to change the time on clocks and watches in the spring so that it is an hour later When do we set the clocks ahead? Is it in March?Did you remember to set your watch ahead this morning? phraseset ahead *set sth* ahead** AmE to change your clock or watch to that it shows a later time: Don't forget to set your clocks ahead tonight.■ SIMILAR TO: put forward BrE■ OPPOSITE: set back (redirected from set ahead) set forward 1. To move something to or place something at the front or foreground. A noun or pronoun can be used between "set" and "forward." I set the box forward, allowing Ms. Dawkins to stand up on it and get everyone's attention. I set forward the picture of our wedding day on the mantelpiece. 2. To suggest, offer, or propose something for consideration. A noun or pronoun can be used between "set" and "forward." The newly elected mayor has set forward a number of plans for dealing with the housing crisis in the city. The new administration has adopted a policy based on principles set forward by the previous president. set something forward 1. to move something to a more forward position. Please set the chair forward a little bit. It is in the walkway. If you set the vase forward, it will show up better against the dark background. 2. to reset a timepiece to a later time. You are supposed to set your clock forward at this time of year. Did you set your watch forward? set forward Also, set ahead. Turn a clock to a later time, as in For daylight-saving time we set the clocks forward. [1600s]
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