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pre·set

 (prē-sĕt′)
tr.v. pre·set, pre·set·ting, pre·sets
To set (an automatic control, for example) beforehand: preset a microwave oven.

pre·set′ta·ble adj.
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preset

(prɪˈsɛt)
vb (tr) , -sets, -setting or -set
(Electronics) to set (a timing device) so that something begins to operate at the time specified
n
(Electronics) electronics a control, such as a variable resistor, that is not as accessible as the main controls and is used to set initial conditions
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pre•set

(priˈsɛt)

v.t. -set, -set•ting.
to set beforehand.
[1930–35]
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preset


Past participle: preset
Gerund: presetting

Imperative
preset
preset
Present
I preset
you preset
he/she/it presets
we preset
you preset
they preset
Preterite
I preset
you preset
he/she/it preset
we preset
you preset
they preset
Present Continuous
I am presetting
you are presetting
he/she/it is presetting
we are presetting
you are presetting
they are presetting
Present Perfect
I have preset
you have preset
he/she/it has preset
we have preset
you have preset
they have preset
Past Continuous
I was presetting
you were presetting
he/she/it was presetting
we were presetting
you were presetting
they were presetting
Past Perfect
I had preset
you had preset
he/she/it had preset
we had preset
you had preset
they had preset
Future
I will preset
you will preset
he/she/it will preset
we will preset
you will preset
they will preset
Future Perfect
I will have preset
you will have preset
he/she/it will have preset
we will have preset
you will have preset
they will have preset
Future Continuous
I will be presetting
you will be presetting
he/she/it will be presetting
we will be presetting
you will be presetting
they will be presetting
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been presetting
you have been presetting
he/she/it has been presetting
we have been presetting
you have been presetting
they have been presetting
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been presetting
you will have been presetting
he/she/it will have been presetting
we will have been presetting
you will have been presetting
they will have been presetting
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been presetting
you had been presetting
he/she/it had been presetting
we had been presetting
you had been presetting
they had been presetting
Conditional
I would preset
you would preset
he/she/it would preset
we would preset
you would preset
they would preset
Past Conditional
I would have preset
you would have preset
he/she/it would have preset
we would have preset
you would have preset
they would have preset
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Adj.1.preset - set in advance; "a preset plan of action"; "at a predetermined time"
planned - designed or carried out according to a plan; "the planned outlays for new equipment"
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Translations

preset

[ˈpriːˈset] (preset (pt, pp)) VTprogramar
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preset

pre-set [ˌpriːˈsɛt] vtprérégler
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preset

pret, ptp <preset>
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preset

[vb priːˈsɛt; adj ˈpriːsɛt]
1. vtprogrammare
2. adj (oven) → programmato/a (col timer)
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