| Id | ESLPod_0998_WE_1670 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 998 |
| Episode Title | Meeting a New Neighbor |
| Phrase | to settle in |
| Text | The phrase "to settle in," in this podcast, means to begin to feel comfortable in a new place and familiar in a new area: "Jean-Michel grew up in the countryside, so it took him a long time to settle into his new apartment in the big city." The phrase "to settle down with (someone)" means to marry and start a family with someone: "Shane traveled and partied a lot in his 20s, but now he's ready to fall in love and settle down." The phrase "to settle down" means to calm down and become quiet: "The kids are so noisy! How are we ever going to get them to settle down?" Finally, the phrase "to settle the tab" means to pay the amount owed, usually at a restaurant or bar: "Don't forget to settle the tab before you leave the bar tonight." |
| Topics | Home + Community | Relationships + Family |
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