All set Meaning in English
expression
ˈɔɫ/ /ˈsɛt
AWL SET
ˈɔːl/ /sˈɛt
AWL SET
Definition
This phrase means everything is ready or you are fully prepared to begin.
Usage & Nuances
'All set' is informal and common in spoken English, often used as a question ('Are you all set?') or to state readiness. Used for starting meetings, events, trips, etc. Response can be simply 'Yes, I'm all set.' Not used for items, but for situations or people.
Spanish: todo listo - preparadoPortuguese (BR): tudo pronto - preparadoPortuguese (PT): tudo pronto - preparadoChinese (Simplified): 都准备好了 - 一切就绪Chinese (Traditional): 都準備好了 - 一切就緒Hindi: सब तैयारArabic: كل شيء جاهز - مستعدBengali: সম্পূর্ণ প্রস্তুত - সব ঠিকঠাকRussian: полностью готовJapanese: 準備万端 - 準備できているVietnamese: sẵn sàng hoàn toàn - đã chuẩn bị xongKorean: 완전히 준비된 - 다 준비된Turkish: tamamen hazırUrdu: بالکل تیار - مکمل طور پر تیارIndonesian: siap sepenuhnya - sudah siap
Example Sentences
Are you all set for the trip?
basic
The team is all set to start the game.
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I'm all set for my interview today.
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Let me know when you're all set and we'll head out.
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Just checking—are you all set with your presentation?
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Once you're all set, we can begin the meeting.
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