settle in

英 [ˈsetl ɪn]

美 [ˈsetl ɪn]

习惯（新居）; 适应（新工作、新学校等）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 习惯(新居);适应(新工作、新学校等)
  If yousettle in, you become used to living in a new place, doing a new job, or going to a new school.
  1. I enjoyed King Edward's School enormously once I'd settled in.
     适应了爱德华国王学校的生活后，我就深深地爱上了这里。

双语例句

• After giving her a few days to unpack and settle in, I got her on the phone.
  在她安顿好几天后，我给她打了个电话，问她过得怎么样。
• A person who settle in a new colony or moves into new country.
  迁入一个新的殖民地或迁居到一个新的国家的人。
• I enjoyed King Edward's School enormously once I'd settled in.
  适应了爱德华国王学校的生活后，我就深深地爱上了这里。
• Come on, we take you to settle in.
  走吧，我们先把你安顿好。
• And from that time British people started to settle in New Zealand.
  从那时起，英国人开始陆续在新西兰定居下来。
• I hope I settle in quickly.
  我希望尽快安定下来。
• He took a long time to settle in to big-time football.
  他花了很长时间才在顶级足球联赛站稳脚跟。
• You're tired and, so just settle in, ok?
  你很累了，就进来吧，好吗？
• Immigrants choose to settle in the U.S., dreaming that they can be more competitive in business.
  移民选择定居美国，梦想着他们在业务上更有竞争力。
• Someone who leaves one country to settle in another.
  离开一个国家迁入另一个国家的人。