settled
adjective
uk/ˈset.əld/us/ˈset̬.əld/settledadjective(COMFORTABLE)
[after verb]
If youfeelsettled in ajob,school, etc., you havebecomefamiliarwith it and arecomfortableandhappythere:
（生活、工作、学习等）安定下来的Now that thechildrenare settled atschool, we don't reallywanttomoveagain.孩子们已经在学校里安定下来，我们确实不太想再搬家了。
Although Iworkedthere for over ayear, I never reallyfeltsettled.虽然我在那里已经工作一年多了，但我从未觉得真正安定下来。
Adapting and attuning to something
- accustomyourselftosomething
- accustomed
- adaptability
- adaptable
- adapted
- bearing
- get into the swing of it/thingsidiom
- get intoyourstrideidiom
- habituate
- habituated
- habituation
- plug
- plug(something/someone)intosomething
- second nature
- settle
- settle down
- settle in
- stride
- swing
- weaned
settledadjective(HOME)
livingsomewhere,especiallypermanently:
（尤指永久性地）定居，安家After manyyearsoftravellingaround, we're nowenjoyinga more settledlife.多年游历之后，我们现在享受着一种较为稳定的生活。
Living or sleeping somewhere
- abide
- co-resident
- co-residential
- domiciled
- dwell
- inhospitable
- live in
- live in sinidiom
- live out
- occupancy
- populate
- reoccupation
- repopulate
- repopulation
- reside
- residence
- settle
- slum
- tenancy
- warehousing
settledadjective(QUIET)
Settledweatheriscalmandunlikelytochange:
（天气）稳定的Itlooksas if we are in for a settledspellthisweek.看来这个星期天气似乎会比较稳定。
Describing good weather
- anticyclone
- be set fairidiom
- bone dryidiom
- calm
- clear
- clemency
- clement
- cloudless
- fair
- fine
- glorious
- gloriously
- mild
- mildness
- non-hostile
- set
- summery
- sun-drenched
- sunny
- temperate