- The decorations used to create an ambiance etc. in a stage production

Translated by: FARHAD PEZESHKI

- Put in place and not moveable or flexible, e.g. 'There are a set number of candidates, and once the number has been reached everyone else is turned away.' e.g. 'There are three set texts and then three you can choose yourself.'

- e.g. to set a dog on someone = encourage a dog to attack someone

- to put in a specified position

- A protocol standard which uses key encryption for transmitting information as part of a teletrade transaction. It may be used to authenticate buyers and transfer funds. The standard is backed by major finance clearing organisations (VISA and Mastercard) and will increasingly be incorporated into commercial electronic commerce servers and client (browser) software. An important aspect of the practical use of such as standard is that of 'trusted third parties' who hold the private parts of the keys of buyer and sellers. See also PGP.

- A group of things which go together and are therefore set apart from others, e.g. 'These are all the same size, so they make one set, and these are the same colour, so they make a set.'

Translated by: RHISIART HINCKS

- Of the sun: to go beyond the horizon at the end of the day, e.g. 'The sun will set at 7pm today, much earlier than it does in the summer.'

Translated by: RHISIART HINCKS

- Environment

Translated by: MICAELA GALLERINI

Translated by: DAVID LAURENT

- (of cement)

Translated by: SYLVIA VERGARA

- Industrial standard for security in E-commerce and bill paying using dignital signatures.

Translated by: MIRJAM BRÜCKNER