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settle in

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settle in
to become accustomed to one's new surroundings; to get used to living in a place or a new dwelling. I need a little time to settle in, then I can think about buying a car.
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settle in
to begin to feel comfortable in a new place When you start college, it takes a few weeks to settle in.
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Johnson vows that if I persist in the connection, he will settle in the country for the rest of his life, and you know it is impossible to submit to such an extremity while any other alternative remains.
"I should have imagined," she said, "that the people who leave your country as emigrants to settle in American or even over here might have felt like that.
cried Mr Boffin, flouncing on the settle in a forlorn manner, with his hands deep in his pockets, as if his pockets had sunk.
 
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