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Meanings of settle down in English

Portuguese
acalmar-se
Catalan
calmar-se

Become quiet or calm, especially after a state of agitation.

acalmar-se
Portuguese
apoiar
Catalan
establir-se
Spanish
depositar

Become settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style.

apoiar
Usage of settle down in English
1
This species normally takes a few years to settle down to flowering.
The Guardian
2
As usual, an intellectual problem was enough to settle down Du Havel.
Crown of Slaves
3
Whip me up a new drink before we settle down to talk.
Silver zombie: delilah street: paranormal investigator
4
We started to settle down and allow those bigs to get position.
Reuters
5
Is this the place to settle down and make a new start?
God's gift
6
He wants to build a house and settle down in the country.
The new yorker
7
A few persons settle down in some particular spot, and live there.
The Bee-Man of Orn and Other Fanciful Tales
8
I'm ready to settle down and work on my relationship with Nick.
Love, life and linguine
9
Maybe, when the House comes back on Wednesday, things will settle down.
The Irish Times
10
Hopefully, as soon as things settle down then we'll get back involved.
Reuters
11
We were going to have children, we needed to kinda settle down.
The Guardian
12
Eventually she'd have to find a place to settle down for good.
One summer in santa fe
13
And Freddie is not exactly famous for his ability to settle down.
Jewels
14
Howe was asked whether the anxiety will fade once Bournemouth settle down.
The Guardian
15
She told him to fall in love, settle down, make a family.
Table for five
16
I settle down on my parents' bed and flip on the TV.
Freaks and revelations
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Translations for settle down
Spanish
depositar
Settle down through the time
Settle down across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
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