English Dictionary

set fair

動詞

(masonry) To provide a smooth, finished surface on plaster after roughing in. / To become favorable. / To develop weather that is clear and pleasant. / To put in order; to make neat.

日本語の意味

(masonry) 下地処理後の漆喰などに対して平滑で仕上げの状態にすること / 状況が好転する、好ましくなる / 天候が晴れて快適な状態になる / 整える、きちんとする

After the rough coat dried, the plasterer moved in to set fair the interior plaster before painting.

下塗りが乾いた後、左官職人は塗り壁を平滑に仕上げて塗装する前の準備をした。

意味（1）

(masonry) To provide a smooth, finished surface on plaster after roughing in.

The ceilings of the upper story to be lathed, plastered, and set fair; and the walls of the same, with those of the living rooms, to be rendered and set fair.

意味（2）

To become favorable.

The wind sets fair for news to go to Ireland, But none returns.

意味（3）

To develop weather that is clear and pleasant.

The day set fair without a breath of wind.

意味（4）

To put in order; to make neat.

He is then furnished with dry sheets, hood, &c. brought to the ground for the purpose; when being led home to the stable, he is supplied with the necessary quantity of soft water, a little warm, previous to undergoing a regular and complete dressing, with greater nicety, than in the open air: when this is systematically gone through, he has a farther moderate supply of water, which is most commonly (though there are occasional deviations) followed by a warm and comfortable mash; upon depositing which in the manger, and setting the stable fair, the door is closed for a double period of the usual hours for going to stable when a horse has not been sweated; and although he undergoes the afternoon and evening routine of being fed, set fair, &c. he is neither stripped, or goes to exercise, any more on that day.

sets fair （ present singular third-person ）

setting fair （ participle present ）

set fair （ participle past ）

set fair （ past ）