| 释义 |
settled
UK ['set.ld] US ['setˌ-] adjective
COMFORTABLE 舒适
[after verb]
■if you feel settled in a job, school, etc., you have become familiar with it and are comfortable and happy there 习惯的，舒适自在的（如果你在一个职业、学校等安顿下来，表示你熟悉之，对之感到舒适和快乐）•Now that the children are settled at school, we don't really want to move again.孩子们已经在学校里安定下来，我们确实不大想再搬家了。 •Although I worked there for over a year, I never really felt settled.虽然我在那里已经工作一年多了，但我从未觉得真正安定下来。
UK ['set.ld] US ['setˌ-] adjective
HOME 家居
■living somewhere, especially permanently （尤指永久性地）定居，安家•After many years of travelling around, we're now enjoying a more settled life.多年游历之后，我们现在享受着一种较为稳定的生活。
UK ['set.ld] US ['setˌ-] adjective
QUIET 安静
■Settled weather is calm and unlikely to change. 稳定的（稳定的天气是平稳的，不太可能变化）•It looks as if we are in for a settled spell this week.看来这个星期天气似乎会比较稳定。 |