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Meanings of settle down in English
Portuguese
acalmar-se Catalan
calmar-se Become settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style.
Synonyms
Examples for "calm"
Examples for "calm"
1
High-pressure systems bring generally calm conditions and often result in clear skies.
2
The final entry, for December 15, simply read Storm ended, sea calm.
3
I kept saying, 'Yes, sir; sorry, sir,' trying to calm him down.
4
Arrivals by sea have risen in recent weeks thanks to calm seas.
5
The doctors say that he needs to remain as calm as possible.
1
Officials said they expected the coming days would see trading calm down.
2
The idea that things are going to calm down any time soon.
3
But of course, telling yourself to calm down doesn't do any good.
4
People too jacked up, right when I needed things to calm down.
5
I was in a passion-itwas wrong of me; now calm down.
1
She'd gone for a ride to try to cool off, she said.
2
The CPU then slows down to cool off and prevent potential damage.
3
She has herself so worked up she just needs to cool off.
4
Maybe that could become our evening ritual- awayto cool off, relax.
5
He decided to leave her alone to cool off for a day.
1
I work hard, sometimes it's nice to just chill out. She nodded.
2
A healthy mix of nightlife and chill out spots would be good.
3
IF YOU are stressed, a quick massage can help you chill out.
4
Why don't you just come here after the gym and chill out?
5
Try to keep a slight chill out of your professional relationships too!
1
With that several policemen ran up, and I had to simmer down.
2
All right, honey, just simmer down; he probably didn't get much.
3
I'll wait for the shock and disappointment to simmer down before I continue.
4
So you think that whoever was plotting against us will simmer down now?
5
Think the guy'd give you a couple hours to simmer down?
1
Well, let that fuel your art, but cool it on Mrs. Kardashian-West.
2
Draw to the side of the fire, to cool it a little.
3
And for your information, Madeline LOVES Pollyanna, so just cool it, okay?
4
Some are just so uber cool it makes you really want kids!
5
I blew on my tea to cool it and took another sip.
Usage of settle down in English
1
This species normally takes a few years to settle down to flowering.
2
As usual, an intellectual problem was enough to settle down Du Havel.
3
Whip me up a new drink before we settle down to talk.
4
We started to settle down and allow those bigs to get position.
5
Is this the place to settle down and make a new start?
6
He wants to build a house and settle down in the country.
7
A few persons settle down in some particular spot, and live there.
8
I'm ready to settle down and work on my relationship with Nick.
9
Maybe, when the House comes back on Wednesday, things will settle down.
10
Hopefully, as soon as things settle down then we'll get back involved.
11
We were going to have children, we needed to kinda settle down.
12
Eventually she'd have to find a place to settle down for good.
13
And Freddie is not exactly famous for his ability to settle down.
14
Howe was asked whether the anxiety will fade once Bournemouth settle down.
15
She told him to fall in love, settle down, make a family.
16
I settle down on my parents' bed and flip on the TV.
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Translations for settle down
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Settle down across language varieties
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