CEFR B1

pre-set

adjective

Meaning

Adjusted or arranged in advance to perform a specific function or reach a certain state.

The digital alarm clock was pre-set to wake me up at exactly 6:00 AM.
Many modern cameras come with pre-set modes for shooting in low light or fast motion.

Synonyms: fixed, arranged, preconfigured, predetermined

adjective

Pronunciation: priːˈsɛt

Adjusted or arranged in advance to perform a specific function or reach a certain state.

The digital alarm clock was pre-set to wake me up at exactly 6:00 AM.
Many modern cameras come with pre-set modes for shooting in low light or fast motion.
She kept her favorite radio stations pre-set on the dashboard for easy access while driving.

pre-set to (prepositional phrase): Adjusted to a specific target or state. — "The heater was pre-set to 70 degrees."

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