英语释义

1. to place so as to stay

2. to establish in residence

3. to furnish with inhabitants colonize

4. to cause to pack down

5. to clarify by causing dregs or impurities to sink

6. to make quiet or orderly

7. to fix or resolve conclusively
settle the question

8. to establish or secure permanently
settle the order of royal succession

9. to conclude (a lawsuit) by agreement between parties usually out of court

10. to close (something, such as an account) by payment often of less than is due

11. to arrange in a desired position

12. to make or arrange for final disposition of
settled his affairs

13. impregnate

14. to come to rest

15. to sink gradually or to the bottom

16. to become clear by the deposit of sediment or scum

17. to become compact by sinking

18. to become fixed, resolved, or established
a cold settled in his chest

19. to establish a residence or colony
settled in Wisconsin —often used with down

20. to become quiet or orderly

21. to take up an ordered or stable life —often used with down
marry and settle down

22. to adjust differences or accounts

23. to come to a decision —used with on or upon
settled on a new plan

24. to conclude a lawsuit by agreement out of court

25. conceive

26. to be content with

27. to silence or subdue someone by decisive action

28. to remove or relieve the distress or nausea of indigestion

29. a wooden bench with arms, a high solid back, and an enclosed foundation which can be used as a chest

30. to end (something, such as an argument) by reaching an agreement

31. to make a final decision about (something)

32. to move to a place and make it your home

33. a long wooden bench with arms, a high solid back, and often with space under the seat which can be used to store things

34. to come to rest
Birds settled on a branch. Dust settled on the table.

35. to make a home
I'd like to settle in the country.

36. to make quiet calm
The tea settled my nerves.

37. decide sense 1
It's settled then—we'll each pay our own way.

38. to place so as to stay
I settled myself in a chair.

39. to sink gradually to a lower level
The foundations of the house settled.

40. to sink in a liquid

41. to give attention to
Settle down to work now.

42. to fix by agreement
They are hoping to settle the case out of court.

43. to put in order
They settled their affairs.

44. to complete payment on
Waiter, we're ready to settle our bill.

45. to bring to an end
They settled their argument.

46. to take up a stable life
You're not a kid anymore. It's time to settle down.

47. to be content with
He settled for his second choice.

48. a long wooden bench with arms and a high solid back

49. impregnate sense 1a

50. conceive

51. to resolve conclusively
settle a question of law

52. to establish or secure permanently
a settled legal principle

53. close
settle the sale of securities settle the estate

54. to resolve a disagreement about (a court order)
no hearing to consider these objections and to settle the order had been conducted
— Saba v. Gray, 314 N.W.2d 597 (1981)

55. to fix (a price) by mutual agreement

56. to conclude (a lawsuit) by entering into an agreement negotiated by the parties usually out of court

57. to close (as an account) by payment also to close by compromise and payment of less than the full amount claimed or due

58. to conclude a lawsuit by entering into an agreement
the plaintiff chose to settle out of court

59. to make a settlement of a transfer of funds

60. to adjust differences or accounts
settled with his creditors

片语

settleable solids test[环境]

non-settleable solids非沉降性固体

settleable metter沈淀性物质

settleable solids沉降性

non-settleable matter不沉降物质

settleable material可沉淀物

settleable matter可沉淀物质

英汉例句

• The sedimentation analysis method was used for measuring the sand content of settleable solid in wastewater.

  应用物理化学分析中的沉降分析法对污水水体内可沉固体中含砂率进行测定。

相似词

lay下蛋；打赌

sediment沉积；沉淀物

相反词

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