settled

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set·tled /ˈsetld/ adjectiveadj

1 CHANGE/MAKE something DIFFERENT#remaining the same, and not likely to change 不大可能改变的，固定的

She was tired of moving around and longed for a more settled existence.

她对搬来搬去已经感到厌烦了，很想过一种比较安定的生活。

2 SATISFIEDif you feel settled, you feel comfortable about your life, your job etc, because you have been living or working somewhere a long time and you like the place, people, company etc 〔因长时间在某地生活或工作而〕感到自在的，习惯的

settled in

I still don’t feel settled in my job.

我对自己的工作还没有一种安定下来的感觉。

3. British EnglishBrE if the weather is settled, it is dry and not likely to change 〔天气〕持续晴好的 OPP changeable

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settled• a well-to-do, settled community• I've seen these pillared, high-chinned buildings, their deep chests thrown out in settled cultural pride.• Letters are written home, and before the night seems settled, dawn is breaking and another day begins.• The best of this fish is seen in mature, settled fish enjoying their surroundings.• Perhaps there were some early villages around the caputs in the oldest, or most continuously settled places.• He did not make a settled return to London until 20 October.• We can accept that as settled, then.• The blooms usually occur at the end of the summer if there have been long hot spells and settled weather.

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