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

set (someone, something, or oneself) up against (someone or something)

1. To place or rest someone, something, or oneself in a leaning position against someone or something else. I set the ladder up against the wall so I could climb up and peer over. He went over and set himself up against the door to make it clear that he wasn't leaving. I had to set the wounded soldier up against the tree so I could press on ahead to find help.

2. To arrange for someone, something, or oneself to face a particular competitor, trial, or test. I can't believe they set me up against the valedictorian for the first match of the competition. Obviously, she's going to win! The game sets you up against harder and harder challenges the further you progress. She always sets herself up against these impossible goals.

set someone or something up against someone or something

to put someone or something into competition against someone or something. The coach set his team up against the Lions. He set up Will against a very fast runner.

词组	set yourself up against
释义	(redirected from set yourself up against) set (someone, something, or oneself) up against (someone or something) 1. To place or rest someone, something, or oneself in a leaning position against someone or something else. I set the ladder up against the wall so I could climb up and peer over. He went over and set himself up against the door to make it clear that he wasn't leaving. I had to set the wounded soldier up against the tree so I could press on ahead to find help. 2. To arrange for someone, something, or oneself to face a particular competitor, trial, or test. I can't believe they set me up against the valedictorian for the first match of the competition. Obviously, she's going to win! The game sets you up against harder and harder challenges the further you progress. She always sets herself up against these impossible goals. set someone or something up against someone or something to put someone or something into competition against someone or something. The coach set his team up against the Lions. He set up Will against a very fast runner.
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