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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   set piece

   • IPA[ˈset ˌpēs]

   美式

   • n.
     a self-contained passage or section of a novel, play, film, or piece of music arranged in an elaborate or conventional pattern for maximum effect；a formal and carefully structured speech

   • noun: set piece, plural noun: set pieces

2. • 釋義

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a self-contained passage or section of a novel, play, film, or piece of music arranged in an elaborate or conventional pattern for maximum effect the film lurches from one comic set piece to another
   • ▪ a formal and carefully structured speech his first set-piece speech of the campaign
   • 2. British a carefully organized and practiced move in a team game by which the ball is returned to play, as at a scrum in rugby or a free kick in soccer in the 89th minute another set piece produced the third goal