单词	settle in
释义	English American settle in — phrasal verb with settle uk/ˈset.əl/us/ˈset̬.əl/verb C1 to become familiar with somewhere new, such as a new house, job, or school, and to feel comfortable and happy there: Once we've settled in, we'll have you over for dinner. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Adapting and attuning to something accustom yourself to sth accustomed adapt adaptable as (if) to the manner born idiom bearing get into the swing of it/things idiom *get into your* stride idiom habituated hang hardened plug** plug into sth second nature settle settle down settle sb in settled stride swing See more results » settle in — phrasal verb with settle us/ˈset̬·əl/verb to arrange yourself and the things you own so you feel more comfortable in a new place: Once we’ve settled in, you'll have to come for dinner.
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