Settle in
/ˈsetl in/B1
Intermediate
1. To become comfortable in a new place, role, or environment, usually after a period of adjustment.
- It took her a few days to settle in at her new apartment.
- After moving to Madrid, he slowly began to settle in and make new friends.
- The new employee will need some time to settle in before taking on full responsibilities.
2. To make oneself at home or establish oneself in a new setting.
- After unpacking, she settled in for a relaxing evening.
- When they arrived at the cabin, they quickly settled in, lighting the fireplace and preparing dinner.
- Even though it was their first day on vacation, they felt like they had already settled in.
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