settle如何读

英:[ˈsetl]

美:[ˈsetl]

settle英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 安排,安放; 安家,定居 arrange; fix up; go and live (in)
  2. vt. 解决,调停 solve; mediate; intervene
  3. vt. 支付,结算pay
  4. vt. & vi. (使)安定 (cause to) stabilize; (cause to) maintain
  5. vi. (鸟等)飞落 (the birds, etc.) fly to somewhere

settle是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 解决,了结,和解
  2. 安放
  3. 决定,确定
  4. 支付;结算;偿付;清算
  5. 使定居
  6. 安顿,安家,安居
  7. 平静下来,安静下来
  8. 使妥贴,使安定,处理好,料理,安排
  9. 使沉淀;使澄清
  10. 办好
  11. 使安下心来,使平静下来,使镇定,使安宁
  12. 稳定,固定
  13. 平安
  14. 结束,停息
  15. 殖民于
  16. 坐下
  17. 下沉,沉淀
  18. 结束争端
  19. 还清欠款
  20. 调停
  21. 满足
  22. (雌性动物)受孕,怀胎
  23. (食物)被消化;助消化
  24. 习惯,适应
n. (名词)
  1. 长椅,高背长靠椅

settle变形

复数:settles

第三人称单数:settles

现在分词:settling

过去式:settled

过去分词:settled

settle词根

词根:settle

adj.

settled 稳定的;固定的

n.

settlement 解决,处理;[会计] 结算;沉降;殖民

settler 移居者;殖民者

settling 安置;固定;沉淀物;移居

v.

settled 解决;定居(settle的过去分词)

settling 解决;安居(settle的ing形式)

settle英英释义

Noun

1. a long wooden bench with a back

Verb

1. settle into a position, usually on a surface or ground;

"dust settled on the roofs"

2. bring to an end; settle conclusively;

"The case was decided"

"The judge decided the case in favor of the plaintiff"

"The father adjudicated when the sons were quarreling over their inheritance"

3. settle conclusively; come to terms;

"We finally settled the argument"

4. take up residence and become established;

"The immigrants settled in the Midwest"

5. come to terms;

"After some discussion we finally made up"

6. go under, "The raft sank and its occupants drowned"

7. become settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style;

"He finally settled down"

8. become resolved, fixed, established, or quiet;

"The roar settled to a thunder"

"The wind settled in the West"

"it is settling to rain"

"A cough settled in her chest"

"Her mood settled into lethargy"

9. establish or develop as a residence;

"He settled the farm 200 years ago"

"This land was settled by Germans"

10. come to rest

11. become clear by the sinking of particles;

"the liquid gradually settled"

12. arrange or fix in the desired order;

"She settled the teacart"

13. accept despite complete satisfaction;

"We settled for a lower price"

14. end a legal dispute by arriving at a settlement;

"The two parties finally settled"

15. dispose of; make a financial settlement

16. cause to become clear by forming a sediment (of liquids)

17. sink down or precipitate;

"the mud subsides when the waters become calm"

18. fix firmly;

"He ensconced himself in the chair"

19. get one's revenge for a wrong or an injury;

"I finally settled with my old enemy"

20. make final; put the last touches on; put into final form;

"let's finalize the proposal"

21. form a community;

"The Swedes settled in Minnesota"

22. come as if by falling;

"Night fell"

"Silence fell"

settle词组

settle down定居;安定下来;专心于

settle inv. 迁入

settle for满足于

settle on选定;授与;停在

settle into习惯于...

settle with与…清算;和…和解

settle up付清;了结;结帐

settle an account结算

settle dispute解决争端;解决争议

settle account结帐

settle区别

 decide, resolve, determine, settle

这组词都有“决定”的意思,其区别是:

decide侧重指经过思考、比较、讨论或询问之后做出的决定。

resolve语气较强,强调以坚定不移的信念去做或不做某事,暗含有远大抱负和坚强决心。

determine指经过深思熟虑,决心去做某事并坚持施行。

settle指排除犹豫、怀疑和争论之后作出明确的最终结论。

以上来源于网络

 dwell, inhabit, reside, settle, lodge, live

这组词都有“居住、定居”的意思,其区别是:

dwell文学上的用词,口语中通常用live代替。

inhabit强调人或动物居住在某个地区并已适应某种特殊环境。

reside书面用词,指合法的永久性居住,也指在豪华的住宅里居住。

settle侧重指某人定居于城市、国家或地区,而不指居住的住所。

lodge指短时间或临时住宿。

live最普通用词,指固定的居住,可以是长期的,也可以是临时的。

以上来源于网络

settle词源中文解释

中古英语 setlen,“变得稳定或永久; 坐下,放在座位上; 下沉,落下”,来自古英语 setlan “将其放置在固定或永久的位置上; 使坐下,放在座位上”,来自 setl “座位”(见 settle(n.))。比较德语 siedeln “定居; 殖民”。

从公元1300年起,指鸟等“落地”。从14世纪初起,指地面等“下沉,下降; 坍塌”。到了16世纪70年代,指液体“从混浊状态变为清洁状态”。到了16世纪初(Chauliac),指人“从混乱或困扰状态变为安全状态”。

1520年代,它被证明是“变得平静”(但到了17世纪,它也可以俚语地意味着“打倒死亡或昏迷”)。意思是“决定,按目的或意图设定或固定”是在1620年代。意思是“通过契约等手段确保(财产等)的所有权”始于1660年代。它在1733年被证明是“通过权威或论证来消除争议或建立; 因此“解决,确定,做出决定(1782)。

“建立永久住所”的意义记录于1620年代; “种植居民,殖民”的意义则始于1702年。

旧意“调和”(争吵,分歧等)可能受到或与中古英语 sahtlen “调和”(来自古英语 saht “调和”,来自古挪威语 satt “调和”)融合。

作为已婚夫妇建立家庭状态的不及物动词 settle down 是从1835年开始的(单独使用 settle 在这个意义上是从1718年开始的)。及物动词的意义是从1520年代开始的。1943年开始使用“满足于”的 settle for; 中古英语也使用 settle(v.)的不及物动词意为“在世界上下降,财产减少”(14世纪中期)。

settle_计算机行业词汇

【动】稳定,固定

调整,调度

settle词源英文解释

Verb Middle English, to seat, bring to rest, come to rest, from Old English setlan, from setl seat Noun Middle English, place for sitting, seat, chair, from Old English setl; akin to Old High German sezzal seat, Latin sella seat, chair, Old English sittan to sit

The first known use of settle was in 1515

settle儿童词典英英释义

shanknoun

the part of the leg between the knee and the ankle in human beings or a similar part in various other vertebrates

a cut of meat (as beef or lamb) from usually the upper part of a leg

the straight shaft (as of a nail, pin, or fishhook)

the narrow part of the sole of a shoe beneath the instep

a part of a tool that connects the acting part with a part by which it is held or moved the shank of a key

the shank of a drill bit

a part of something by which it can be attached: as

a part that sticks out on the back of a solid button

a short stem of thread that holds a sewn button away from the cloth

shame1 of 2noun

a painful emotion caused by having done something wrong or improper

ability to feel shame

have you no shame?

dishonor entry 1 sense 1, disgrace

something that brings disgrace or causes shame or strong regret

something to be regretted : pity

it's a shame you'll miss the show

shame2 of 2verb

to bring shame to : disgrace

to cause to feel shame

to force by causing to feel guilty

they were shamed into confessing

shake1 of 2verb

to move irregularly to and fro : quiver, tremble

shaking with cold

to become unsteady : totter

to cause to move in a usually quick jerky manner

to free oneself from

shake off a cold

to cause to become weaker

shake one's faith

to force out of a place by quick jerky movements

shake dust from a blanket

to clasp (hands) in greeting or as a sign of goodwill or agreement

shake2 of 2noun

an act of shaking

plural a condition of trembling (as from chill)

something produced by shakingespecially: milk shake

a very brief period of time

ready in two shakes

plural one that stands out especially in importance, ability, or merit—usually used in the phrase no great shakes

a long shingle

deal entry 3 sense 2

a fair shake

shake1 of 2verb

to move irregularly to and fro : quiver, tremble

shaking with cold

to become unsteady : totter

to cause to move in a usually quick jerky manner

to free oneself from

shake off a cold

to cause to become weaker

shake one's faith

to force out of a place by quick jerky movements

shake dust from a blanket

to clasp (hands) in greeting or as a sign of goodwill or agreement

shake2 of 2noun

an act of shaking

plural a condition of trembling (as from chill)

something produced by shakingespecially: milk shake

a very brief period of time

ready in two shakes

plural one that stands out especially in importance, ability, or merit—usually used in the phrase no great shakes

a long shingle

deal entry 3 sense 2

a fair shake

shaftnoun

the long handle of a weapon (as a spear)

spear entry 1 sense 1, lance

or plural shavesˈshavz pole entry 1 sense 1especially: one of two poles between which a horse is hitched to pull a vehicle

an arrow especially for a longbow

a narrow beam of light

something suggestive of the shaft of an arrow or spear

the shaft or trunk of a tree

the handle of a tool or instrument (as a hammer or golf club)

a tall monument (as a column)

an opening or passage straight down through the floors of a building

an air shaft

a commonly cylindrical bar used to support rotating pieces or to transmit power or motion by rotation

a mine opening for finding or mining ore

the midrib of a feather

the part of a hair that is visible above the surface of the skin

shaftnoun

the long handle of a weapon (as a spear)

spear entry 1 sense 1, lance

or plural shavesˈshavz pole entry 1 sense 1especially: one of two poles between which a horse is hitched to pull a vehicle

an arrow especially for a longbow

a narrow beam of light

something suggestive of the shaft of an arrow or spear

the shaft or trunk of a tree

the handle of a tool or instrument (as a hammer or golf club)

a tall monument (as a column)

an opening or passage straight down through the floors of a building

an air shaft

a commonly cylindrical bar used to support rotating pieces or to transmit power or motion by rotation

a mine opening for finding or mining ore

the midrib of a feather

the part of a hair that is visible above the surface of the skin

shaftnoun

the long handle of a weapon (as a spear)

spear entry 1 sense 1, lance

or plural shavesˈshavz pole entry 1 sense 1especially: one of two poles between which a horse is hitched to pull a vehicle

an arrow especially for a longbow

a narrow beam of light

something suggestive of the shaft of an arrow or spear

the shaft or trunk of a tree

the handle of a tool or instrument (as a hammer or golf club)

a tall monument (as a column)

an opening or passage straight down through the floors of a building

an air shaft

a commonly cylindrical bar used to support rotating pieces or to transmit power or motion by rotation

a mine opening for finding or mining ore

the midrib of a feather

the part of a hair that is visible above the surface of the skin

shade1 of 2noun

partial darkness

the trees cast shade

space sheltered from the heat and bright light of the sun

sit in the shade of a tree

plural the shadows that gather as darkness falls

the shades of night

spirit entry 1 sense 2b, ghost

something that blocks off or cuts down light, sun, or heat a window shade

a lamp shade

the darkening of some objects in a painting or drawing to suggest that they are in shade

the darkness or lightness of a color

four shades of brown

a very small difference or amount shades of meaning

just a shade taller

shade2 of 2verb

to shelter from light or heat

to mark with changes of light or color

shade a drawing

to show or begin to have slight differences of color, value, or meaning

settle1 of 2noun

a long wooden bench with arms and a high solid back

settle2 of 2verb

to place so as to stay

settled into a chair

to establish in a place to live : colonize

settled the West

to make one's home

settle in the country

to make or become quiet : calm

rocking settled the baby

decide sense 1

settle the question

to put in order : make final arrangements settle a bill

settle an estate

to adjust differences

settle a quarrel

to come to rest

birds settling on a branch

to descend usually slowly and stay down

mist settling in the valley

to sink gradually or to the bottom—often used with outdust particles settling out

the foundations of the house settled

to sink in a liquid

sediment settles to the bottom

to apply oneself—usually used with down

settle down to study

to take up an ordered life—often used with down

marry and settle down

settle1 of 2noun

a long wooden bench with arms and a high solid back

settle2 of 2verb

to place so as to stay

settled into a chair

to establish in a place to live : colonize

settled the West

to make one's home

settle in the country

to make or become quiet : calm

rocking settled the baby

decide sense 1

settle the question

to put in order : make final arrangements settle a bill

settle an estate

to adjust differences

settle a quarrel

to come to rest

birds settling on a branch

to descend usually slowly and stay down

mist settling in the valley

to sink gradually or to the bottom—often used with outdust particles settling out

the foundations of the house settled

to sink in a liquid

sediment settles to the bottom

to apply oneself—usually used with down

settle down to study

to take up an ordered life—often used with down

marry and settle down

settle医学词典英英释义

settleverb

of an animal impregnate sense 1a

settle 例句

1 The more I told my story, the more my voice settled into itself.

2 The sun blazed down as a wave of heaviness settled over me.

3 Its prongs settled around the grooves in the circular stone structure below.

4 “No, thanks,” I say in English, and settle next to Baba, who’s got a plateful of fried eggs sprinkled with pepper.

5 The two companies settled out of court.

两家公司在法院外了结了争端。

6 We figured it was settled and that nothing could be done about it.

7 He had come up from deep down in the water as the dark cloud of blood had settled and dispersed in the mile deep sea.

8 All day long the round board settled slowly under the weight of the rock, and whey pressed out and ran down the grooves of the board into the pail.

9 The hobbits lay down on their blankets with their feet towards the hearth; but Strider settled himself in the chair against the door.

10 “Ernesto,” the woman said, her eyes glittering with something like malice or spite as she looked at each of my sisters and then settled on Mamá.

11 After she got us settled, she explained that she had a change of plan for the day.

12 Kate settled herself gingerly among the thick down cushions and slowly removed her gloves.

13 These last two Avenues were where the Italians had settled.

14 I hit some other plane, a space of no pain, no future, no consequence, no next moment, no regret, only this: a gun and a score to settle.

15 After breakfast, Laleh and I settled in the living room—me to read The Lord of the Rings, and her to watch another Iranian soap opera.

16 After sending that first signal, Brown settled in to view the fire from his high perch.

17 As I head into the final prayer, even my voice has settled down to normal.

18 Mrs. Coulter settled back comfortably and began to tell him—not everything, but he never thought for a moment that she would.

19 We were given new clothing and settled in two tents.

20 “Why in the world would he settle on a place like this?”

settle 同义词

2 局部化

localization localize

6 开始影响

enter

9 飞落

alight

11 安排好

set

13 殖民于

plant populate people colonize

15 就这么定了

it's a deal that's that

24 住定

seat

25 使坚硬

steel harden indurate

26 付清

redeem pay off

27 妥贴

well-set concinnity

31 稳定下来

calm come to stay

38 赠予

present

43 守规矩

behave

44 安家

settled domicile

45 变结实

pack compact thicken

49 使坐下

set seat

50

sitting set sit squat

58 固定下来

well-established fixate

60 使坚实

compact solidify

72

sink

81 侨居

emigrant colony sojourn

85 使定居

seat plant establish domicile

86 选定

decide plump

88 长木椅

pew

89 使受胎

fertilize

92 使固定

fix moor fixate anchor

94 成家

settlement marry

100 使稳定

stay steady stabilize peg ballast

102 怀胎

pregnant breed

103 使守规矩

behave

104 使安定

pacify compose stabilize

108 使就职

chair induct berth

114

satisfy fork

115 受胎

fetation fertilize

127 可通行

negotiable

128 安牢

seat

129 使澄清

clarify

130 就范

come to heel

settle 短语相关

settle accounts with let the dust settle score to settle settle the stomach resolve/settle differences settle (something) on (someone) settle (someone or something) down settle a/the score settle one's account settle for

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