Englisch - Ungarisch

settle

gb/sˈɛtəl/ us/sˈɛtəl/
A2 Englisch
~ 1400
rendez, megállapodik, letelepedik, megnyugszik, lecsendesedik, megnyugtat, kiegyenlít, kifizet, leülepszik, lerakódik
VERB B1
1
Verwendungsmuster:
to settle [a dispute/problem]
They finally settled their differences after years of arguing.
Évekig tartó veszekedés után végül rendezték a nézeteltéréseiket.
The two companies settled the lawsuit out of court.
A két cég peren kívüli egyezséggel rendezte a pert.
We need to settle this issue before moving forward.
She settled the dispute by offering a fair compromise.
Beispiele für Lernende
They settled the fight.
Rendezték a vitát.
The two men settled the problem.
A két férfi rendezte a problémát.
We settled the question in class.
They settled the case quickly.
Häufiger Fehler:
Learners sometimes confuse 'settle' with 'solve'; 'settle' often implies agreement between people, while 'solve' is for problems or puzzles without negotiation.
Bedeutung
Resolve a conflict or problem
Wortverbindungen
settle a dispute |settle a lawsuit |settle differences |settle a claim
Synonyme
resolve (More formal and general; can apply to both problems and equations.)
Antonyme
provoke (To cause or worsen a disagreement instead of ending it.)
Themen
daily life |business |law |relationships
Definition

To end a fight or problem by agreeing on something.

To end an argument, disagreement, or problem by reaching an agreement or decision.

VERB A2
2
Verwendungsmuster:
to settle in/at [a place]
They settled in Canada after the war.
A háború után Kanadában telepedtek le.
The family settled in a small village by the sea.
A család egy tengerparti kis faluban telepedett le.
He finally settled in New York after years of moving around.
Many immigrants settled in urban areas.
Beispiele für Lernende
We settled in Paris.
Párizsban telepedtünk le.
My uncle settled in the city.
A nagybátyám a városban telepedett le.
They settled near the river.
She settled in London last year.
Häufiger Fehler:
Learners may confuse 'settle' with 'stay'; 'settle' implies long-term residence, not a short visit.
Bedeutung
Make a permanent home
Wortverbindungen
settle in a new city |settle abroad |settle permanently
Synonyme
relocate (Focuses on the act of moving; does not always imply permanence like 'settle'.)
Antonyme
leave (To go away from a place instead of staying there.)
Themen
daily life |travel |housing
Definition

To start living in a place for a long time.

To start living in a place and make it your permanent home.

VERB A2
3
Verwendungsmuster:
to settle [someone/something] down
She tried to settle the crying baby.
Megpróbálta megnyugtatni a síró babát.
It took a while for the class to settle after recess.
Beletelt egy kis időbe, mire az osztály lecsendesedett a szünet után.
He settled his nerves before speaking.
The horse settled once the noise stopped.
Beispiele für Lernende
The teacher settled the children.
A tanár lecsendesítette a gyerekeket.
He settled after he sat down.
Megnyugodott, miután leült.
She settled the baby.
The dog settled when I petted it.
Häufiger Fehler:
Learners may forget that 'settle down' can mean calming oneself, not just starting to live somewhere.
Bedeutung
Become or make calm and still
Wortverbindungen
settle down after excitement |settle the baby |settle nerves
Synonyme
soothe (Emphasizes comfort and emotional relief.)
Antonyme
agitate (To disturb or excite instead of calming.)
Themen
emotions |daily life |core_vocabulary
Definition

To make someone or yourself quiet and calm.

To make someone or something quiet and calm, or to become quiet and calm.

VERB A2
4
Verwendungsmuster:
to settle [a bill/debt/account]
We settled the bill before leaving the restaurant.
Mielőtt elmentünk az étteremből, rendeztük a számlát.
He settled his debts after getting his salary.
Miután megkapta a fizetését, rendezte a tartozásait.
The company settled all outstanding accounts.
Please settle your account within 30 days.
Beispiele für Lernende
I will settle the bill now.
Most kifizetem a számlát.
She settled her debt yesterday.
Tegnap rendezte a tartozását.
They settled the account quickly.
He settled his bill at the hotel.
Bedeutung
Pay what is owed
Wortverbindungen
settle a bill |settle an account |settle debts
Synonyme
pay off (Informal; often used for completely paying a debt.)
Antonyme
owe (To have an unpaid debt instead of paying it.)
Themen
business |daily life |finance
Definition

To pay money you owe for something.

To pay money that you owe, especially a bill, debt, or account.

VERB B1
5
Dust settled on the furniture overnight.
Éjszaka por rakódott le a bútorokra.
The sediment settled at the bottom of the jar.
Az üledék leülepedett az üveg aljára.
Her dress settled gently around her feet.
The house had settled over time, causing cracks in the walls.
Beispiele für Lernende
Dust settles on the table.
Por rakódik le az asztalra.
The sand settles in water.
A homok leülepszik a vízben.
The leaves settle on the ground.
The dirt settles at the bottom.
Bedeutung
Sink or move downward slowly
Wortverbindungen
dust settles on surfaces |mud settles at the bottom
Synonyme
sink (Implies moving down into liquid or soft material; 'settle' can be broader.)
Antonyme
rise (To move upward instead of downward.)
Themen
nature |daily life |space |core_vocabulary
Definition

To slowly go down and stay there.

To gradually move down to a lower level or position, often becoming still there.

Grammatik
Grundform
settle
IPA
GB/sˈɛtəl/
US/sˈɛtəl/
Silben & Betonung
settle (1 Silbe)
Stress on 1st syllable (settle)
Wortformen
Verb
  • Base: settle
  • 3rd Person Singular: settles
  • Present Participle: settling
  • Past: settled
Wortfamilie
Forms
settles verb settling verb settled verb
Core family
settlement noun B1 settler noun B1
Related words
resettle verb B2 resettlement noun C1
Negative and opposite forms
unsettle verb B2
Ausdrücke

let the dust settle

1
/lˈɛt ðə dˈʌst sˈɛtəl/
idiom

Wait until things calm down

To wait until a situation becomes calmer before making decisions or taking action.

Beispiele
  • Let's let the dust settle before discussing this again.
  • They waited for the dust to settle after the announcement before reacting.

settle down

1
/sˈɛtəl dˈaʊn/
phrasal verb

Become calm or begin steady life

To become quiet and calm, or to start living in one place for a long time.

Beispiele
  • After years of travel, he decided to settle down in a small town.
  • The teacher asked the students to settle down before starting the lesson.

settle for

1
/sˈɛtəl fɚ/
phrasal verb

Accept less than you want

To accept something that is not exactly what you wanted because it is good enough.

Beispiele
  • She couldn't find her favorite dress, so she settled for another one.
  • I won't settle for anything less than the best.

settle in

1
/sˈɛtəl ˈɪn/
phrasal verb

Get used to new surroundings

To become comfortable in a new home, job, or situation.

Beispiele
  • It took him a few weeks to settle in at his new job.
  • Once we settled in, we started exploring the neighborhood.

settle up

1
/sˈɛtəl ˈʌp/
phrasal verb

Pay shared costs or debts

To pay someone the money you owe them, especially after sharing costs.

Beispiele
  • Let's settle up before we leave the restaurant.
  • I need to settle up with you for last night's tickets.

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