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

• The devastating experience urged al-Ali to leave the country he grew up in to settle in Kuwait.
  毁灭性的经验，敦促纳吉阿里离开黎巴嫩，他在科威特定居了。
• In particular alternating a technical change with a cultural change gives breathing space for changes to settle in.
  特别是交替推动技术变革与文化变革为接受这些改变提供了空间。
• Someone who leaves one country to settle in another.
  离开一个国家迁入另一个国家的人。
• It takes time for the children to settle in at the beginning of a new school year.
  孩子们在新学年开始时要花一段时间适应。
• 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。
• Or I may settle in a foreign country.
  也许在其他的一个什么国家。
• You will need time to settle in and assess your surroundings.
  在新居安顿下来并评估环境是需要时间的。
• As you settle in and make friends you will find that there is no such thing as a'typical'Australian.
  如果你定居在澳大利亚并且和那里的人交上朋友，你会发现没有什么所谓的“澳大利亚特征”。
• After years of travel, we decided to settle in london.
  多年漂泊之后，我们决定在伦敦住下来。
• 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。