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settled

/ˈsɛt.əld/

settled around

settled back

settledadjektiv

more settled

Komp.

most settled

Super.

/ˈsɛt.əld/

Übersetzungen

устоявшийся

The weather has become more settled.

Погода стала более устоявшейся.

оседлый

He prefers a settled lifestyle.

Он предпочитает оседлый образ жизни.

урегулированный

The dispute was finally settled.

Спор был наконец урегулирован.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

решённый

установившийся

спокойный

Definitionen

Established in a desired position or place, often after a period of change or uncertainty.

After moving several times, they finally felt settled in their new home.

Calm and composed, not likely to change or be disturbed.

She had a settled demeanor, which helped her handle stressful situations with ease.

Resolved or agreed upon, especially after a dispute or negotiation.

The terms of the contract were settled after lengthy discussions.

(of a debt or account) paid in full; no longer outstanding.

Once the balance is settled, the bank will close the loan file.

Populated or inhabited on a permanent basis (of an area or region).

Trade was brisk in the more densely settled parts of the valley.

Synonyme

Antonyme

settleverb

settled

Präteritum

settled

Präteritum

settled

Partizip Perfekt

settling

Gerundium

/ˈsɛt.əl/

Übersetzungen

урегулировать

They decided to settle the dispute amicably.

Они решили урегулировать спор мирным путем.

поселиться

They plan to settle in a small town after retirement.

Они планируют поселиться в маленьком городке после выхода на пенсию.

осесть

After years of traveling, he finally decided to settle.

После многих лет путешествий он наконец решил осесть.

уладить

We need to settle this issue before moving forward.

Нам нужно уладить этот вопрос, прежде чем двигаться дальше.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

укрепиться

Definitionen

To resolve or reach an agreement about an argument or problem.

They decided to settle their differences through mediation.

To pay a debt or account.

He settled the bill before leaving the restaurant.

To come to rest in a comfortable position.

She settled into the armchair with a good book.

To establish a residence or community in a new place.

The pioneers settled the new land after a long journey.

To make a final decision or arrangement.

They settled on a date for the wedding.

To become quiet or calm.

The crowd settled down after the speaker began.

To sink or be deposited by gravity, especially of particles in a liquid or of dust in the air.

Allow the mixture to stand so that the solids can settle at the bottom.

To place or arrange (something or someone) gently or securely in a desired position.

He settled the baby carefully in its crib.

Synonyme

sort out

Antonyme

disrupt

upset

unsettle

settlesubstantiv

Definitionen

A long wooden bench with a high back and arms, often with storage space underneath.

The old settle in the corner of the room was a family heirloom, passed down through generations.

Sediment that has settled at the bottom of a liquid; dregs (usually plural).

The winemaker removed the settles before bottling the wine.