| Id | ESLPod_0797_WE_1268 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 797 |
| Episode Title | Managing a Classroom |
| Phrase | settle down |
| Text | The phrase "to settle down," in this podcast, means to become calm and to stop talking and/or moving around: "After all that excitement, it took the kids about 20 minutes to settle down and get ready for bed." The phrase "to settle back" means to sit down and relax in a comfortable position: "After a long day at the office, it feels great to settle back in front of the TV with a cup of tea." The phrase "to settle for" means to compromise and accept what is offered, even thought it isn't what one really wants: "I'd love a gourmet meal, but I'm so hungry I'd settle for a peanut butter sandwich." Finally, the phrase "to settle up" means to pay a bill: "I'll finish packing while you settle up with the hotel." |
| Topics | Education |
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