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set something in a type face to set something in type, a particular style of type, or a particular font. Why not set this section in italics to make it stand out from the rest? Why was this paragraph set in bold type? set type to arrange type for printing; to prepare finished pages for printing. Have you finished setting the type for page one yet? John sets type for a living. See also: set the strong, silent type a strong, quiet man. Clark looks like the strong, silent type. Actually he is slightly deaf and that's fat, not muscle. See also: silent true to form exactly as expected; following the usual pattern. (Often with running, as in the example.) As usual, John is late. At least he's running true to form. And true to form, Mary left before the meeting was adjourned. type something into something and type something in to insert information into a form or a place on a form by typing or keying it. Please type your name and address into this box. Please type in your name. type something out to make some information presentable by typing or keying it. Please type this out before you submit it to the board for approval. Can you type out this report before quitting time? See also: out type something up to type a handwritten document; to type a document, perhaps using a computer. I will give this to you as soon as I type it up. Please type up this document. See also: up type over something to type one letter over another. Just type over the o with an e. No one will notice. revert to type if someone reverts to type, they return to their usual behaviour after a period of behaving in a different, usually better, way After several weeks without saying a rude word to anyone, he seems to have reverted to type. See also: revert true to form/type if someone does something true to form, they behave in the bad way that you would expect them to True to form, she turned up an hour later than we'd arranged. See show in true colourstrue to form as can be expected True to form, he tried to get out of helping wash the dishes. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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