preset
预置,预设,预置的,预设的
Definitions
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pre·set, pre·set·ting.
- : to set beforehand.
- : to set to become activated at a designated time: We preset the coffeemaker to go on at 6 a.m.
- : to adjust so that when activated it will perform a designated function: The tuning buttons on the radio are preset to my favorite FM stations.
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- : set in advance: a preset radio adjusted to receive certain stations.
- : set before launching to reach a specific destination without any alteration in response to signals from the ground.
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- : a knob or button that activates a preset appliance: Just push the preset and coffee will be ready when you get up.
- : a similar device on a radio that can be activated to tune in a preselected station.
Examples
It can accommodate meals up to 13 inches in width and features a dial with nine preset cooking functions for easy operation.
In truth, the Texans’ behavior this season tells us more about the NFL’s preset dehumanization than any encouraging video Goodell could make.
Most budget-friendly options will come in countertop form and come with basic presets like defrost and express cooking.
It features six presets, rather than sliders, so it’s an imperfect science.
If you want to use image presets, they also typically work much better on raw files.
To easily switch between sounds, the organ is outfitted with dozens of preset buttons like the kind found in old radios.
While it came with multiple different preset control styles, it was still an inferior system.
Most devices ship with a standard preset username/password pair, which should be reset to a unique key.
I preset two forward radiators for forty kilometers at low condensation, with a three kilometer radius at surface.
The gyros on each projectile had been preset for a circular flight of fifteen minutes' duration.
Were an apology necessary for the preset work, such statements as these would be amply sufficient.
His eye swept his panel, to see if anything had been preset.