| 词汇 | settle in |
| 释义 | Idiom settle in to begin to feel comfortable in a new place.When you start college, it takes a few weeks to settle in. Phr V settle in settles, settling, settled settle in (sb) or settle (sb) in settle (sb) into sth to begin to feel relaxed and happy in a new home, job, or schoolWhen we've settled in you'll have to come round for dinner.How's your new place? Are you settling in okay?It always takes a while to get settled into a new job. settle in • settle into sth to begin to feel happy and relaxed in a new situation, home, job, or school: How do you like your new home? Are you settling in OK? The new administrator, Chris Keech, is settling into the job after spending a week working alongside his predecessor.be settled in We'll wait till you're properly settled in before we come and visit you.■ SIMILAR TO: settle down settle in(to) (something or some place)To become comfortable in and accustomed to a new location, environment, or circumstance. Well, how are you settling in after a week working here? I was surprised by how easily I settled into life in the country. Once we're settled in a bit, we're going to start exploring what the area has to offer. settle into become accustomed to one's new surroundings; to get used to living in a place or a new dwelling. I need a little time to settle in, then I can think about buying a car. settle inv. To become established or comfortable in a new environment or circumstance: It took a month for us to settle in after the move. We'll come visit you after you get settled in. |
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